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Coromandel Eau de Parfum

Eau de parfum

Amber · Woody · Warm spicy.

4.37 / 5Rating · 3,889 votes
Sizes offeredNot yet verified
Brand originFrance ↗
Made inNot yet verified
About these origins

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Brand origin: Chanel / The 1910s · Checked 2026-09-21
The official timeline begins with Chanel Modes, the hat boutique opened at 21 rue Cambon in Paris in 1910.

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Year2016
Marketed forUnisex
PerfumerJacques Polge

Collection: Les Exclusifs de Chanel Eaux de Parfum | 2016

The short answer

A scent, in focus.

Coromandel Eau de Parfum by Chanel has a listed amber, woody, warm spicy profile, with notes of Bitter Orange, Citruses, Neroli, Patchouli, Orris Root.

Based on listed notes and accords.

Catalog snapshot · 2026-05-29. Ratings and votes come from the source dataset, not Parfum Bible users or live measurements. This entry has not yet received an individual editorial review.

The bottle / Formats

Sizes offered

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01 / The scent profile

Understand what you smell.

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The label / Ingredients

Inside the bottle.

Eau de parfum · US listing · 6.8 FL. OZ.

Alcohol | Parfum (fragrance) | Aqua (water) | Limonene | Linalool | Coumarin | Citronellol | Geraniol | Citral | Benzyl benzoate | Farnesol | Eugenol | Benzyl alcohol | Benzyl salicylate

Source: Chanel official US product page · Checked 2026-09-22 · Formula reference IL93-1

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Performance / Community impressions

How it wears.

Longevity

3.73 / 5

1,767 votes

See vote breakdown

category average, not hours

1
53
2
93
3
442
4
862
5
317

Projection

2.56 / 4

1,966 votes

See vote breakdown

1 = intimate; higher = stronger

1
143
2
834
3
728
4
261

Value perception

2.26 / 5

1,347 votes

See vote breakdown

1 = overpriced; 5 = great value

1
297
2
513
3
451
4
57
5
29

These are subjective reports, not controlled measurements.

5,459Own it
1,274Previously owned
5,996Want it
View overall rating distribution
1
68
2
237
3
254
4
964
5
2,366

Different measures can have different numbers of votes.

Explore a combination

Layering ideas to try.

Starting points from listed profiles, not community-tested pairings or compatibility scores.

Suggested experiment

Both list Amber and Incense. Explore Coromandel Eau de Parfum’s amber direction alongside Gypsy Water’s woody profile. Shared notes offer a starting point for an experiment; the combination has not been wear-tested.

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Suggested experiment

Both list Citruses and Jasmine. Explore Coromandel Eau de Parfum’s amber direction alongside Another 13’s musky profile. Shared notes offer a starting point for an experiment; the combination has not been wear-tested.

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A little more clarity.

Before you try
What does Coromandel Eau de Parfum smell like?

Coromandel Eau de Parfum by Chanel has a listed amber, woody, warm spicy profile, with notes of Bitter Orange, Citruses, Neroli, Patchouli, Orris Root.

Who created it?

The listed perfumer is Jacques Polge.

How long does it last?

The longevity rating is 3.73 out of 5, from 1,767 category votes. This is not a measurement in hours. A wear test is the best way to assess it for you.

Which notes define Coromandel Eau de Parfum?

Its listed notes include bitter orange, citruses, neroli, patchouli, orris root, rose, jasmine, white chocolate, benzoin, amber, olibanum, incense, woody notes, musk. These describe the scent rather than its full ingredient formula.

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Coromandel Eau de Parfum

Chanel · Eau de parfum

Chanel Coromandel Eau de Parfum bottle
Leading accords
amber
woody
warm spicy
patchouli
balsamic
Relative prominence, not ingredient percentages.
Listed notes · a selection

Bitter Orange · Citruses · Neroli · Patchouli · Orris Root · Rose

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