Bond No. 9

Bond No. 9 is an American, New York-based perfume house launched in 2003 by Laurice Rahmé, as the first and only niche New York fragrance company.

The products are for men and women.

Bond No. 9 has 5 eponymous boutiques in New York, and is also sold at Saks Fifth Avenue, Harrods, Nordstrom, Hudson's Bay, Isetan, and Sephora.

The company’s main shop is located at 9 Bond Street in the NoHo district of Manhattan. As part of the brand’s street marketing and branding, they chauffeur customers and media editors in an English taxi decorated like their bottles, referred to as “The Bond Mobile”.

Bond No. 9 opened at 9 Bond Street in 2003, with 16 "neighborhood fragrances".

As of 2013, Bond No. 9 has produced over 60 fragrances that supposedly encompass many New York neighborhoods, beaches, and places, as well as exclusive co-branded fragrance productions for Saks Fifth Avenue and Harrods. Most of the fragrances are promoted as New York neighborhood centric, including Central Park South, Madison Square Park, Manhattan, and many others. The company also sells candles, pocket sprays, body creams, and limited edition bottles covered in Swarovski crystals.

In 2013, Bond No. 9 launched what it called the first ever digital scent called http://BONDNO9.COM, with a scan-able QR code on the bottle.

In September 2013, in celebration of their 10-year anniversary, the company launched a new product marketed as their first ever fantasy neighborhood, Perfumista Avenue.

Most of the fragrances produced by Bond No. 9 have 18-22% concentration of pure perfume oils, making Bond scents some of the strongest perfumes on the market. Some of their “pure perfume” scents have 30% perfume oil concentration, including Bond No. 9 Signature.

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