Furla signs first ever fragrance licensing deal in 'strategic' move

Published: 4-Sep-2019
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The Furla Group will debut its first fragrance with Italian perfume company Mavive

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Furla, the luxury Italian leather goods brand, has inked its first ever fragrance licensing deal.

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