Xerjoff is an Italian luxury fragrance house founded in 2003 by Sergio Momo in Turin, Italy. The brand was conceived as an artisanal perfumery combining traditional Italian craftsmanship with exceptional raw materials and elaborate presentation. Momo, an entrepreneur with a background in luxury goods, established Xerjoff with the explicit goal of creating fragrances that would stand at the absolute pinnacle of the perfume market, with particular attention to the quality of ingredients, bottle design, and packaging.
The Xerjoff portfolio is organized into several distinct collections, each with its own thematic identity. The Casamorati 1888 collection pays homage to a historic Italian perfumery, offering compositions inspired by Italian heritage and glamour. The Join the Club collection features fragrances themed around exclusive lifestyle experiences. The Oud Stars collection centers on rare oud-based compositions. The 17/17 Stone Label collection represents the house's most experimental work, while the V collection showcases Murano glass flacons. Notable individual fragrances include Naxos, Alexandria II, Erba Pura, and Nio. Xerjoff works with established perfumers including Chris Maurice, Dario Fornara, and Luca Maffei.
Xerjoff positions itself in the ultra-luxury fragrance segment, with standard offerings priced between $200 and $400, while limited editions and special presentations featuring Murano glass, precious metals, or rare materials can command prices well into the thousands. The brand distributes through its own boutiques in select cities, authorized niche perfumeries, and luxury retailers worldwide. Xerjoff has cultivated a dedicated following among fragrance enthusiasts who value the house's commitment to ingredient quality, Italian artisanship, and distinctive presentation.