Bond No 9
Explore 171 Bond No 9 fragrances — notes, longevity, sillage and community ratings, matched to how you want to smell. The house dates from 2003, founded by Laurice Rahmé.
Chinatown belongs to a catalogue built on woody, powdery and musky accords. Alongside these core elements, the range moves into floral, sweet and warm spicy territory. Materials such as sandalwood, patchouli, amber and musk appear throughout the offerings, giving the house a consistent set of olfactory building blocks.
The compositions centre on that blend of wood and soft powder, with musk tying the various releases together. Whether a scent leans towards the floral side of the palette or pushes into warmer, spiced notes, it remains anchored by those foundational accords. The house relies on this specific combination of materials to shape its identity across the different names available.
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