Document:

Exhibit
10.164

 

Certain confidential information in this Exhibit 10.164 was omitted and filed separately with the Securities and
Exchange Commission (“SEC”) with a request for confidential treatment by Inter Parfums,
Inc.

 

AMENDED AND RESTATED

 

LICENSE AGREEMENT

 

FOR 2016-2025

 

BETWEEN

 

MONTBLANC-SIMPLO GMBH

 

AND

 

INTER PARFUMS SA

 

     

     

    

 

	CONTENTS 	 	PAGE
	 	 	 	 
	1.	DEFINITIONS	 	2
	 	 	 	 
	2.	LICENSE	 	4
	 	 	 	 
	3.	COMPENSATION TO LICENSOR	 	5
	 	 	 	 
	4.	PRODUCTS AND QUALITY CONTROL	 	7
	 	 	 	 
	5.	ADVERTISING, MARKETING AND SALES PROMOTION	 	9
	 	 	 	 
	6.	DISTRIBUTION	 	12
	 	 	 	 
	7.	TERM AND TERMINATION	 	13
	 	 	 	 
	8.	TRADEMARKS AND OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS	 	15
	 	 	 	 
	9.	EXCLUSIVITY	 	19
	 	 	 	 
	10.	PRODUCT LIABILITY	 	20
	 	 	 	 
	11.	CONFIDENTIALITY	 	21
	 	 	 	 
	12.	NOTICES	 	22
	 	 	 	 
	13.	ASSIGNMENT	 	23
	 	 	 	 
	14.	ENTIRE AGREEMENT, MODIFICATION	 	23
	 	 	 	 
	15.	APPLICABLE LAW, JURISDICTION	 	23
	 	 	 	 
	16.	REMEDIES, NO WAIVER	 	24
	 	 	 	 
	17.	SEVERABILITY	 	24
	 	 	 	 
	18.	SECTION HEADINGS	 	24
	 	 	 	 
	19.	FORCE MAJEURE	 	25

 

	Annex A	Trademarks
	Annex B	Quality Criteria
	Annex C	Form of Royalty Report
	Annex D	Advertising and Marketing Expenditure
	Annex E	Selective Distribution Criteria
	Annex F	Annual Marketing Plan
	Annex G	KEY MARKETS
	Annex H	CSR Code and Code of Ethics
	Annex I	A&P Expenses Report

 

     

     

    

 

LICENSE AGREEMENT

 

BETWEEN

 

MONTBLANC-SIMPLO GMBH

 

a company incorporated under the laws of Germany, having its registered
office at Hellgrundweg 100, 22525 Hamburg, Germany

 

Represented by Mr. Jérome Lambert, its Chief Executive Officer,
and Mr. Mike Woodcock, its Executive Vice President Finance, each duly empowered

 

hereinafter referred to as “LICENSOR”

 

AND

 

INTER PARFUMS SA

 

a company incorporated under the laws of France,
registered under RCS Paris B 350 219 382, having its registered offices at 4 Rond-point des Champs-Elysées 75008 Paris,
France

 

Represented by Mr. Philippe BENACIN, Président
Directeur Général, duly empowered.

 

hereafter referred to as “LICENSEE”

 

PREAMBLE

 

		A.	WHEREAS, LICENSOR and/or its RELATED COMPANIES (as hereinafter
defined) are the owners of the TRADEMARKS (as hereinafter defined) and, the tradename “Montblanc” (hereinafter “TRADENAME”),
and the goodwill and reputation associated with them and designs, manufactures, distributes and sells under the TRADEMARKS luxury
goods, in particular high quality watches, jewellery, writing instruments leather goods and accessories.

 

		B.	WHEREAS, LICENSOR has the right to grant the exclusive
right to use the TRADEMARKS and the TRADENAME in connection with the marketing of luxury fragrance and cosmetic products throughout
the world in accordance with the terms and conditions of this AGREEMENT and to grant a license for the use of the TRADEMARKS as
provided herein.

 

		C.	WHEREAS, LICENSEE desires to continue to use the TRADEMARKS
and the TRADENAME on and in connection with the development, manufacture and sale of the PRODUCTS (as hereinafter defined) throughout
the world in accordance with the terms and conditions of this AGREEMENT.

 

		D.	WHEREAS LICENSEE and LICENSOR have entered into a license
agreement on July 24th, 2009, effective as of July 1st,
2010 (the “Original Licence Agreement”) which the Parties agree shall terminate prior to the COMMENCEMENT DATE on
December 31st, 2015 and it is the Parties’ intention that this AGREEMENT replaces the
Original Licence Agreement.

 

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		E.	WHEREAS, LICENSOR is willing to grant LICENSEE the right
to use the TRADEMARKS and the TRADENAME on and/or in connection with the manufacture and sale of the PRODUCTS (as hereinafter
defined) throughout the TERRITORY on the terms and conditions hereinafter provided as of January 1st,
2016.

 

THEREFORE, IN CONSIDERATION OF THE SAID
PREMISES AND THE MUTUAL PROMISES AND COVENANTS CONTAINED HEREIN, THE PARTIES AGREE AS FOLLOWS:

 

		1.	DEFINITIONS

 

Unless the context otherwise requires, the following terms
shall have the following meanings:

 

		1.1	“AGREEMENT” shall mean this License Agreement
including all Annexes and Exhibits hereto, as the same may be amended, supplemented or modified in accordance with Section
14 hereof;

 

		1.2	“COMMENCEMENT DATE” shall mean January 1st,
2016;

 

		1.3	“CONTRACTUAL YEAR” shall mean the period commencing
on the COMMENCEMENT DATE and ending December 31st, 2016 and thereafter any subsequent period
of twelve months commencing on January 1st, and ending on the following December 31st;

 

		1.4	“TRADEMARKS” shall mean the trademarks “Montblanc”
and/or other trademarks, whether registered or not, [including logo / star device], as represented and listed in Annex A Part
1 and 2 hereto, together with any further names, symbols or marks which the parties may agree to introduce in accordance with
the provisions of this AGREEMENT for the purpose of applying to the PRODUCTS, and shall include (but not be limited to) the various
registrations thereof which have been obtained, which are pending, or which may be obtained, as are relevant to the PRODUCTS;

 

		1.5	“BOTTLES” shall mean the bottles or other containers
(including, but without limitation, tubes, vials, jars, caps, etc.) for the PRODUCTS in which the PRODUCTS are sold;

 

		1.6	“FORMULAE” shall mean the formulae relevant
to the PRODUCTS, including but not limited the formula of the scent of the PRODUCTS;

 

		1.7	“PRESENTATION” shall mean all trademarks, get-up,
designs, advertising, merchandising, point of sale, promotional and packaging (including labelling) material appearing upon or
used in relation to the PRODUCTS;

 

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		1.8	“PRODUCTS” shall mean such luxury fragrance
for men and women as well as shower gel, body lotion and aftershave ancillaries, to the exclusion of any other products, such
as but not limited to home fragrances, diffusers and oils, scented candles, make-up and/or any other cosmetic products as shall
be launched in accordance with the provisions of this AGREEMENT, that LICENSEE may market, distribute and sell in connection with
the TRADEMARKS and/or the TRADENAME pursuant to the terms and conditions of this AGREEMENT;

 

		1.9	“TECHNICAL INFORMATION” shall mean any and
all know-how and retail information in connection with, for example, creative and technical input with respect to design, image,
corporate identity, brand direction, advertising, marketing and promotion (including LICENSOR’S global marketing policy)
relating to the PRODUCTS;

 

		1.10	“QUALITY CRITERIA” shall mean the quality criteria
as outlined in Annex B attached hereto which may be amended with both parties’ written agreement (Section 14.2 below)
and shall be consistent with the prestige of the TRADEMARKS, the TRADENAME and the goodwill and reputation associated with them;

 

		1.11	“BEST LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE” shall, for the
purpose of Section 6.5 below mean the lowest price of the first sale of the PRODUCTS from LICENSEE or a RELATED COMPANY
of LICENSEE to any third party which is not a RELATED COMPANY of LICENSEE, may that be a distributor or a retailer, in each relevant
market;

 

		1.12	“LICENSOR’S OUTLETS” shall mean those
shop-in-shops, corners, concessions and free standing boutiques (including in travel retail zones) which are owned, operated or
managed by LICENSOR, by any of its RELATED COMPANIES and/or by a third party under the TRADENAME;

 

		1.13	“TERRITORY” shall mean all countries and territories
throughout the world, including travel retail zones;

 

		1.14	“NET SALES” shall mean the prices invoiced
by LICENSEE and any of its RELATED COMPANIES on the first sale of PRODUCTS in the ordinary course of business to a non-RELATED
COMPANY, after deduction of any sales taxes imposed on LICENSEE directly in respect of the PRODUCTS, credits, product returns,
trade or cash discounts (including year-end discounts), provided that the aggregate of such deductions shall not exceed such amount
as would be normal business practice in relation to the sale of luxury fragrance and grooming products of comparable prestige
and price to the PRODUCTS. For the avoidance of any doubt, NET SALES shall not include sales of advertising, point of sale and
sales promotion materials related to the PRODUCTS, including but not limited to testers, minis, samples, show cards, window displays
and gift with purchase (hereinafter together referred to as “Product Related Materials”).

 

		1.15	“RELATED COMPANIES” shall mean any parent or
subsidiary of any of the parties or any company affiliated with or related to any of them or a party or any company under common
control with any of them;

 

		1.16	“KEY MARKETS” shall mean the territories listed
in Annex G.

 

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		1.17	“PROJECTED NET SALES” shall mean the projected
net sales figure for the PRODUCTS in any calendar year as contained in the annual marketing plan relevant for that calendar year
(Annex F);

 

		1.18	“MATERIAL CHANGE” shall mean any change which
will be perceptible by the consumer;

 

		1.19	“MINIMUM GUARANTEED ROYALTIES” shall mean the
guaranteed minimum royalties as defined in Section 3.2

 

		2.	LICENSE

 

		2.1	LICENSOR hereby grants LICENSEE an exclusive license to
use the TRADEMARKS and/or the TRADENAME in connection with the development, manufacture, sale, distribution, advertising, merchandising,
promotion and marketing of the PRODUCTS in the TERRITORY for the term of the AGREEMENT in accordance with the conditions set out
below. LICENSEE shall be entitled to use the TRADEMARKS set forth in Annex A hereto and/or the TRADENAME in connection
with other trademarks and/or other distinctive or descriptive attributes (words, logos, devices, etc.) but only as LICENSOR shall
first approve in accordance with Section 4.2 (in particular Section 4.2.2) and as set forth below. The goodwill
generated through the sale of the PRODUCTS shall vest exclusively in LICENSOR.

 

		2.2	During the term of this AGREEMENT, LICENSEE shall not be
authorised to use the TRADENAME as a company, branch or division name, nor on stationery, business cards etc., unless LICENSOR
expressly authorized such use of the TRADENAME in writing and in advance.

 

		2.3	Subject to section 2.2 above, LICENSEE will inform LICENSOR
about the planned incorporation of the TRADENAME into the company name of a RELATED COMPANY in good time at the latest four weeks
before the respective entry in the Commercial Register.

 

		2.4	Subject to section 2.2 above, LICENSOR will, at the request
of LICENSEE, co- operate as required in the incorporation of the TRADENAME into the company name of a RELATED COMPANY of LICENSEE,
and supply all necessary declarations or take the necessary actions, the costs of such declarations or actions to be reimbursed
by LICENSEE.

 

		2.5	Promptly after the expiration or termination of the AGREEMENT,
or if there is a sell- off period (Section 7.5 below) promptly after the end of such sell-off period, LICENSEE agrees to
procure the change of the name of a branch, division or RELATED COMPANY referred to in Sections 2.2 to 2.4 by deleting
the TRADENAME and ceasing to use and destroying all relevant headed stationary, correspondence or other printed material bearing
the TRADENAME.

 

		2.6	LICENSEE warrants that any use of the TRADENAME by a branch,
division or RELATED COMPANY in accordance with the provisions of Section 2.2 above will only be permitted in order to enable
LICENSEE to perform its obligations in relation to the marketing, sale, development and manufacturing of the PRODUCTS under this
AGREEMENT, to the exclusion of any other activities, and will be subject to that branch, division or RELATED COMPANY complying
in all other respects with the terms of this AGREEMENT and all applicable local legal requirements relating to its incorporation
and the conduct of its business.

 

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		2.7	Subject to obtaining LICENSOR’S prior written approval
and subject to the warranties given in Sections 10.2 to 10.4, LICENSEE will be entitled to sell other products which are
not PRODUCTS together with PRODUCTS, especially in combination packages, marketed under the TRADEMARK, or to give away other products
as “gift with purchase” together with the PRODUCTS (hereinafter collectively called “OTHER PRODUCTS”).
LICENSEE accepts that LICENSOR may withheld its approval based on considerations in relation to the image and reputation of the
TRADEMARKS and/or the TRADENAME and/or based on limitations with respect to the TRADEMARKS and/or the TRADENAME and/or should
the OTHER PRODUCT be of a company which is in competition with LICENSOR’S activity (that is the product category writing
instruments, leather goods, watches, jewellery, eyewear products).

 

		3.	COMPENSATION TO LICENSOR

 

		3.1	In
consideration of the rights granted and the services to be performed by LICENSOR hereunder, LICENSEE shall pay to LICENSOR during
each CONTRACTUAL YEAR or part thereof in accordance with this Section 3 a royalty of [———————]1
of the NET SALES of all PRODUCTS sold in
such CONTRACTUAL YEAR. In any event, LICENSEE undertakes to pay to LICENSOR the MINIMUM GUARANTEED ROYALTIES set forth under Section
3.2 hereunder. For the avoidance of doubt, it is expressly accepted and confirmed by the LICENSEE that the aforesaid royalty
shall also be paid on the NET SALES of PRODUCTS sold to LICENSOR.

 

		3.2	LICENSEE agrees to pay the following MINIMUM GUARANTEED
ROYALTIES to LICENSOR to be paid in (4) equal instalments in each CONTRACTUAL YEAR (“CY”) in accordance with Section
3.3 below:

 

MINIMUM GUARANTEED ROYALTIES

 

	Contractual Year	Minimum Guaranteed Royalty
	CY 1 Commencement Date to Dec 31 2016	[———————]2
	CY 2 Jan 1 to Dec 31 2017	[———————]3
	CY 3 Jan 1 to Dec 31 2018	[———————]4
	CY 4 Jan 1 to Dec 31 2019	[———————]5
	CY 5 Jan 1 to Dec 31 2020	[———————]6

 

The MINIMUM GUARANTEED ROYALTIES
for each CY from CY 6 (beginning on January 1, 2021) to CY 10 (ending on 31 December 2025) will be agreed upon between the parties
no later than November 30th, 2020. In any event, if no agreement on the MINIMUM GUARANTEED
ROYALTIES is reached by November 30th, 2020, the MINIMUM GUARANTEED ROYALTIES payable by LICENSEE
for each of CY 6 to CY 10 shall be (i) [———————]7,
or (ii) [—]8
of the royalties payable by LICENSEE pursuant to Section 3.1 in relation to the NET SALES achieved in CY 5, whichever is
the higher.

 

 

 

1 Confidential information
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2 Confidential information
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For the avoidance of doubt, the parties confirm
that the MINIMUM GUARANTEED ROYALTIES shall be non-cumulative on a year-to-year (CONTRACTUAL YEARS) basis.

 

		3.3	LICENSEE shall, for each quarter of each CONTRACTUAL YEAR,
pay to LICENSOR the greater of the cumulative amount of royalties payable under Section 3.1 above or the cumulative MINIMUM
GUARANTEED ROYALTIES due in that CONTRACTUAL YEAR up to that date less any royalties, whether payable under Section 3.1 or
guaranteed minimum royalty payments, already paid in that CONTRACTUAL YEAR. These payments will be made within thirty (30) calendar
days after the end of each calendar quarter, such quarters ending on 31 March, 30 June, 30 September and 31 December in each CONTRACTUAL
YEAR. Each payment shall be accompanied by a quarterly royalty report in the form as attached as Annex C.

 

		3.4	In addition to the quarterly royalty reports referred to
in Section 3.3 above, LICENSEE shall – if requested by LICENSOR promptly after the end of a calendar year –
provide to LICENSOR within three months of the end of each calendar year a global certificate from its internal auditors certifying
that the volume and value of sales of the PRODUCTS for that calendar year and that the figures contained in the quarterly royalty
reports for the same calendar year correspond with the entries in the books of LICENSEE and where appropriate, any RELATED COMPANY
of LICENSEE or any other entity under its control and certifying the global deductions from gross sales made to calculate the
NET SALES figure for the relevant calendar year. The certificate shall also certify that the figures set out in the year-end rebate
referred to in Section 6.5 are true and accurate. Within 2 months from the end of each calendar year, LICENSEE will nonetheless
provide the LICENSOR with non certified sales reports. Additionally, upon request from LICENSOR, LICENSEE shall provide a certificate
from its external auditors confirming that the volume and value of sales of the PRODUCTS for that calendar year and that the figures
contained in the quarterly royalty reports reflect the entries in the books of LICENSEE and, where appropriate, any RELATED COMPANY
of LICENSEE or any other entity under its control and certifying the global deductions from gross sales made to calculate the
NET SALES figure for the relevant calendar.

 

		3.5	Failure
by LICENSEE to make payment of any royalties within five (5) working days after their due date shall thereafter incur accrued
interest at the basic bank interest rate of Deutsche Bank (Hamburg) plus [———————-]9
per annum. Payment shall be applied first
against any interest which may have been accrued to the date of the payment and any balance against the amount of royalties outstanding.

 

		3.6	All taxes required by law to be withheld or assessed on
or with respect to the remittance of royalties by LICENSEE or any RELATED COMPANY hereunder shall, if paid by LICENSEE or any
related party, be deducted from the amount of royalties payable to LICENSOR. LICENSEE shall furnish LICENSOR with documentation
reflecting the amount and proof of such tax payments.

 

		3.7	All royalties shall be paid in Euro (EUR). The exchange
rate of the royalties from foreign currencies to Euro shall be calculated according to the average rate of exchange during the
last month of the quarter being reported as published in the Financial Times under the heading “Exchange Cross Rate”
or, in the event that the relevant calculations cannot be made as aforesaid, by such other exchange rate calculation formula as
may be agreed by the parties.

 

 

 

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Confidential information omitted and filed separately with the SEC with a request for confidential
treatment by Inter Parfums, Inc. No. 10.164.9

 

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		3.8	For the avoidance of doubt, LICENSEE shall not be obliged
to pay royalties on any sales of Product Related Materials (as defined in Section 1.14) sold by LICENSEE to its customers.

 

		3.9	LICENSEE agrees to keep full and accurate books and records
relating to the marketing and the sale of the PRODUCTS. LICENSEE agrees that LICENSOR shall have the right to inspect, audit or
make copies of the books and records of LICENSEE and/or any RELATED COMPANIES of LICENSEE relating to the computation and the
payment of the royalties due and owing to LICENSOR within [—————]10
after the quarter in question up to [———]11
times a year at reasonable times and upon no less than [——————]12
prior notice. This right terminates [—————]13
after the expiration or termination of this AGREEMENT for whatever reason.

 

		3.10	If a shortfall in the ROYALTIES paid is verified, LICENSEE
shall promptly pay to LICENSOR all additional ROYALTIES due. If the shortfall is greater than [—————-]14
of the cumulative amount of ROYALTIES paid by LICENSEE for the relevant period, then the LICENSEE shall also pay
to LICENSOR an amount equal to the reasonable costs and expenses of LICENSOR’S examination together with interest calculated
in accordance with Section 3.5 above.

 

		4.	PRODUCTS AND QUALITY CONTROL

 

		4.1	The parties shall collaborate in the development process
of the PRODUCTS so that the PRODUCTS brought to the market will be consistent with the image of LICENSOR and the TRADEMARKS, and
in conformity with the QUALITY CRITERIA.

 

			LICENSEE expressly agrees to take LICENSOR’S image
and reputation into consideration in the development and the manufacturing of the PRODUCTS and ensure that the PRODUCTS will be
in accordance with LICENSOR’S image and reputation and will not harm or diminish LICENSOR’S image and reputation and
the goodwill LICENSOR has built up with its other products.

 

		4.2	The parties agree that LICENSOR shall have approval rights
with regard to the PRODUCTS over:

 

the concept

the scent

the name

the inner and outer packaging
(including but not limited to the bottles, the folding boxes, any other packaging, tubes, vials and jars)

 

and any changes made thereto.

 

		4.2.1	If LICENSOR does not give its approval of any of LICENSEE’S
proposals with regard to the concept, the scent or the packaging, it shall give its reasons for such withholding and agrees to
submit its ideas, input, advice, and suggestions with regard thereto to LICENSEE within thirty (30) business days after having
received such proposal.

 

 

 

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11 Confidential information
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12 Confidential information
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		4.2.2	Within thirty (30) business days of receipt of LICENSEE’S
request for approval of any name in accordance with this Section 4.2, or any trademark and/or any other attribute in accordance
with Section 2.1 as well as the submission of a completed availability search by LICENSEE in accordance with Section
8.17 below, LICENSOR shall notify LICENSEE which names, trademarks or attributes it approves or disapproves and shall give
its reason for any disapproval.

 

		4.2.3	In the event of non-approval pursuant to Sub-Sections
4.2.1 and/or 4.2.2 above, LICENSEE agrees to take LICENSOR’S comments, ideas, input and advice into consideration and
to amend or revise its proposal and/or implement LICENSOR’S suggestions and submit the revised proposal to LICENSOR for
its approval, it being understood that LICENSOR and LICENSEE shall use their best endeavours to closely cooperate in order to
reach an agreement on the PRODUCTS.

 

		4.2.4	Any proposal submitted to LICENSOR for approval and not
disapproved within thirty (30) business days after LICENSOR having received such proposal shall be deemed to have been approved.

 

		4.3	LICENSEE shall be responsible for ensuring that the PRODUCTS,
the BOTTLES, the FORMULAE and the PRESENTATION comply with the agreed designs, models and prototypes and with all relevant laws,
regulations, specifications and standards in force with respect thereto (in particular US and EU import/product regulations) and
with all LICENSOR’S reasonable instructions relating to the PRODUCTS, in particular, their quality and presentation. LICENSEE
will withdraw from the course of manufacture and/or storage and not place upon the market any PRODUCTS, which do not comply with
the QUALITY CRITERIA, whether fully or partly manufactured.

 

			LICENSEE further agrees and undertakes to maintain the
quality of the PRODUCTS existing at the date of signing this AGREEMENT at minimum at their current level.

 

		4.4	LICENSEE agrees to use commercially reasonable efforts
to develop the sales of the PRODUCTS and to launch new PRODUCT lines in the Territory at least in KEY MARKETS as may be agreed
between the parties from time to time.

 

		4.5	LICENSOR agrees to use its best efforts to ensure that
the reputation, image and the goodwill of the TRADEMARKS as represented in Annex A and/or of the TRADENAME shall retain
its present standing (as of signing of this AGREEMENT), particularly in connection with other products manufactured and/or distributed
under the TRADEMARKS and/or the TRADENAME by LICENSOR, RELATED COMPANIES of LICENSOR or other licensees, sub-licensees and franchisees
of LICENSOR.

 

		4.6	LICENSEE will permit LICENSOR or its authorised representative
at all reasonable times to enter the LICENSEE’S premises where the PRODUCTS are made, stored, distributed or sold, for the
purpose of inspection thereof. In order to enable LICENSOR to control the quality of the PRODUCTS, LICENSEE agrees to submit to
LICENSOR after reasonable request random samples (up to 4 items per range of PRODUCTS) free of cost for inspection.

 

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		4.7	If LICENSEE uses sub-manufacturers or sub-licensees, in
accordance with the terms of this AGREEMENT for the manufacture of the PRODUCTS, LICENSEE shall remain liable for ensuring that
the quality of the PRODUCTS remains in accordance with the QUALITY CRITERIA. LICENSEE shall permit or procure that the sub- manufacturer
or sub-licensee shall permit the LICENSOR or its representative during normal business hours to enter any place of manufacture
or storage occupied by or used by the sub-manufacturer or the sub-licensee for the purpose of inspection of the PRODUCTS and to
ensure that the QUALITY CRITERIA are being adhered to. Provisions for this purpose shall be incorporated into any sub-manufacturing
contract or sub-license granted hereunder. LICENSEE undertakes to have executed by any of such sub-manufacturer and sub-licensees
a statement acknowledging LICENSOR’s intellectual property rights as provided by LICENSOR.

 

			LICENSEE will use its best efforts to ensure that such
suppliers which are branding any of the components of the PRODUCTS with any of the TRADEMARKS permit the LICENSOR or its representative
either alone or together with LICENSEE or its representative within reasonable intervals and after reasonable notice during normal
business hours to enter any place of manufacture or storage occupied or used by such suppliers for the purpose of inspection of
the PRODUCTS and to ensure that the QUALITY CRITERIA are being adhered to.

 

		4.8	The parties agree that it is essential that the Products
be able to be legally marked with the country of origin “Made in France”. For that purpose, LICENSEE undertakes that
any and all Products shall be manufactured in such a manner as to permit such marking in accordance with country of origin markings
and regulations and any other relevant regulation in force during the term of this AGREEMENT in the Territory.

 

		4.9	LICENSEE is informed that LICENSOR and the Richemont Group
have committed to comply with a Corporate Responsibility Code and an Ethics Code, which are attached hereto as Annex H.
LICENSEE undertakes to perform its duties under this Agreement in compliance with the aforesaid codes at all times.

 

		5.	ADVERTISING, MARKETING AND SALES PROMOTION

 

		5.1	LICENSEE shall, by no later than 30 November in each calendar
year, communicate in writing to LICENSOR and follow such communication within ten (10) business days, or within such other period
as the parties may agree, with a presentation for discussion purposes at LICENSOR’S premises, or at such other location
as may be agreed, the following:

 

		(a)	its marketing plan for the following calendar year to include
the information set out in Annex F hereto, in particular the Projected Net Sales;

 

		(b)	its indicative Strategic Plan for the following [——————————————————]15,
such Strategic Plan to include a market overview, the Projected Net Sales, LICENSEE’S strategy and marketing objectives,
a marketing calendar and summary of planned advertising and promotional expenditure, brand positioning and pricing; and

 

		(c)	any new PRODUCT launch plans, if relevant, in accordance
with Section 5.3 below.

 

 

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		5.2	At the time LICENSEE presents its marketing plan in accordance
with Section 5.1 (a) above, LICENSOR shall present its product marketing plan for the following calendar year.

 

		5.3	The launch plan for each new line of PRODUCTS shall be
presented at the relevant marketing proposal presentation referred to in Section 5.1 above, or at a separate presentation
if agreed by the parties.

 

			Both parties will undertake their best efforts to ensure
that the planned launch dates for new PRODUCTS agreed upon between the parties will be met.

 

			For any new PRODUCT, LICENSEE agrees to provide LICENSOR
upon launch time with [—]16
PRODUCTS free of charge. These PRODUCTS shall be delivered in accordance with LICENSOR's instructions.

 

			Furthermore, LICENSOR
                                         shall be entitled to receive [—]17
                                         free samples (vials) for each of LICENSOR's OUTLETS. In the event
                                         that LICENSOR requires additional samples, LICENSOR shall be entitled to purchase them
                                         at cost price.

 

		5.4	LICENSEE shall be responsible for producing and circulating
all advertising and promotional materials in the TERRITORY at its costs. LICENSEE agrees to take LICENSOR’S image into consideration
in its advertising and promotion for the PRODUCTS and to ensure that the advertising and promotion for the PRODUCTS will be in
accordance with LICENSOR’S image and reputation and will not harm or diminish LICENSOR’S image and reputation and
the goodwill LICENSOR has built up with its other products. LICENSEE further agrees to consult with LICENSOR with regard to advertising
and sales promotion and to take LICENSOR’S advice into due consideration in order to develop advertising which is consistent
with the image and reputation of LICENSOR.

 

		5.5	The parties agree that LICENSOR shall have approval rights
with regard to the advertising and marketing for the PRODUCTS over:

 

the “central” marketing materials

the “central” PR releases

the “central” advertising material

major public relation events

the "central” promotion material including
giveaways to end-customers or any materials used as “Gift with purchase"

 

			(“central” means the initial core materials
that will be sent by LICENSEE to international markets for translation and adaptation to local markets. It is thereby understood
that there will be no “local” marketing, PR and advertising material other than the translated or to the local needs
adapted “central” marketing, PR and advertising material).

 

			If LICENSOR does not consent to any of LICENSEE’S
proposals with regard to the advertising and marketing for the PRODUCTS, it shall give its reasons for such withholding and agrees
to submit its ideas, input and advice with regard thereto to LICENSEE within thirty (30) business days after having received such
proposal. LICENSEE agrees to take LICENSOR’S comments, ideas, input and advice into consideration and amend or revise its
proposal and/or implement LICENSOR’S suggestions and submit the revised proposal to LICENSOR for approval. LICENSOR and
LICENSEE shall use their best efforts to reach a final agreement on any advertising and promotion materials in order to be able
to efficiently support the sales of the PRODUCTS.

 

 

16 Confidential information
omitted and filed separately with the SEC with a request for confidential treatment by Inter Parfums, Inc. No. 10.164.16

17 Confidential information
omitted and filed separately with the SEC with a request for confidential treatment by Inter Parfums, Inc. No. 10.164.17

 

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		5.6	With effect from the COMENCEMENT DATE and for the remainder
of the term of the AGREEMENT, LICENSEE undertakes to spend together with its distributors in each calendar year [—]18
of its PROJECTED NET SALES on advertising and marketing of the PRODUCTS (hereinafter called “Advertising
and Marketing Expenditure”).

 

			The term “Advertising and Marketing Expenditure”
shall cover all expenditure for the activities listed in Annex D.

 

			It is expressly agreed that LICENSEE together with its
distributors undertakes to spend at least [—]19
of the Advertising and Marketing Expenditure on Media Advertising (as defined in Section 1 in Annex D).

 

			LICENSEE and LICENSOR agree that the difference between
the agreed upon Advertising and Marketing Expenditure and the amounts effectively spent by LICENSEE in such CONTRACTUAL YEAR shall
be refunded to LICENSOR within 30 calendar days of the end of the relevant CONTRACTUAL YEAR unless otherwise agreed upon between
the parties.

 

			Subject to compliance with the provisions of this AGREEMENT,
LICENSEE shall be free to decide whether and to what extent the advertising and marketing activities and methods specified in
Annex D are to be employed.

 

		5.7	Any use by LICENSEE of LICENSOR's name, trademarks, logos,
OUTLETS in any advertising and/or promotional material shall be subject to LICENSOR’S prior written approval.

 

		5.8	In case LICENSOR and LICENSEE intend to arrange for public
relation statements referring to their co-operation they will beforehand consult with each other and harmonise words, pictures
and further details of the public relation actions and each shall confirm in writing to the other its approval of the final format
of such statement prior to public release.

 

		5.9	LICENSOR undertakes to provide LICENSEE with information
about and reasonable quantities of representative samples of advertising and promotional material used by LICENSOR.

 

		5.10	If requested by LICENSEE, LICENSOR agrees to inform LICENSEE
about its actual marketing strategies and communication concepts by providing LICENSOR with the relevant Information. LICENSEE
shall take these strategies into reasonable consideration for the development of the advertising and promotion for the PRODUCTS.

 

 

 

18 Confidential information
omitted and filed separately with the SEC with a request for confidential treatment by Inter Parfums, Inc. No. 10.164.18

19 Confidential information
omitted and filed separately with the SEC with a request for confidential treatment by Inter Parfums, Inc. No. 10.164.19

 

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		5.11	If requested by either party, the parties shall consult
with each other from time to time on advertising and promotion activities to be implemented jointly and/or together with other
licensees, sub-licensees or boutique operators of LICENSOR.

 

		5.12	LICENSEE shall make available to LICENSOR:

 

			a quarterly report on the status of its expenditure for
advertising, merchandising and promotions, including Advertising and Marketing Expenditure; and

 

			regular evidence of expenditure in relation to advertising,
merchandising and promotion for the PRODUCTS by providing representative samples of its advertising, public relation releases,
etc.

 

			in the format agreed upon which is attached as Annex
I hereto.

 

		5.13	LICENSOR shall be free to use for LICENSOR’S OUTLETS
LICENSEE’S advertising and marketing materials for the PRODUCTS, subject to the limitations of rights granted by third parties
in relation to such advertising and marketing materials for the PRODUCTS. To this end, LICENSEE will supply to LICENSOR reasonable
quantities of aforesaid material, upon request by LICENSOR at BEST WHOLESALE PRICE.

 

		6.	DISTRIBUTION

 

		6.1	LICENSEE agrees to distribute the PRODUCTS or have them
distributed by its RELATED COMPANIES or third party distributors only through selected distribution channels (speciality department
stores, qualified independent perfumeries, select perfumery chains and travel retail outlets) of high standing and compatible
with the high quality and high luxury image of the PRODUCTS and the TRADEMARKS. Upon request of LICENSOR, LICENSEE will provide
LICENSOR with information about the names and addresses of its distributors and authorised outlets, and in particular with confirmation
(respectively, information) in the case of individual outlets that they are (respectively, whether they are) supplied by LICENSEE
or its authorised distributors.

 

		6.2	LICENSEE shall use its best efforts to ensure that such
outlets conform with LICENSOR’S selective distribution criteria as set out in Annex E hereto. LICENSOR reserves the
right for its representatives to visit all outlets supplied by LICENSEE or its authorised distributors in order to ensure that
they do so conform and, in the event they do not and after being requested by LICENSOR, LICENSEE shall, subject to compliance
with local laws, use its best efforts that such outlets will no longer be supplied with the PRODUCTS.

 

		6.3	LICENSEE agrees to use its best endeavours that all material
of whatever nature relevant to the TRADENAME or the TRADEMARKS will be promptly removed from any outlet which ceases to sell the
PRODUCTS. Upon request of LICENSOR, LICENSEE will use its best endeavours to identify the source of any material which is still
on display in an outlet which is no longer authorized to distribute the PRODUCTS.

 

			Furthermore, LICENSEE undertakes proactively and/or upon
request from LICENSOR, to identify the source of supplying an unauthorized outlet with PRODUCTS and/or promotional material. In
the event that such source is identified twice as supplying PRODUCTS and/or promotional material to an unauthorized outlet, LICENSEE
undertakes not to supply such source any longer with PRODUCTS.

 

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		6.4	LICENSEE agrees not to distribute or sell the PRODUCTS
through mail order or catalogue sales without first obtaining LICENSOR’S prior written consent. LICENSEE further agrees
that the marketing, distribution or sale of the PRODUCTS through any electronic means such as the Internet shall only be authorised
for approved retailers which operate a brick-and-mortar outlet fulfilling the criteria as set out in Section 6.2 and Annex
E hereto, and provided that the use of the Internet is consistent with the high quality and high luxury image of the PRODUCTS
and any other criteria as LICENSOR may reasonably communicate to LICENSEE from time to time.

 

		6.5	LICENSOR shall be free, in its exclusive discretion, to
market and sell the PRODUCTS through LICENSOR’S OUTLETS in the TERRITORY, including outlets operated by third parties.

 

		6.6	It
is agreed that LICENSOR, and any of its RELATED COMPANIES or boutique operators, shall order the PRODUCTS from LICENSEE, and LICENSEE
shall accept, or procure the acceptance of such orders, and shall deliver the PRODUCTS to LICENSOR at BEST LOCAL WHOLESALE PRICE
minus [—]20.
LICENSEE shall deliver and invoice LICENSOR's OULETS on a local basis. Royalties shall be paid in accordance with the provisions
of Section 3 above on sales to LICENSOR, any of its RELATED COMPANIES or boutique operators in accordance with this Section.

 

			LICENSOR shall remain free in the TERRITORY to distribute
the PRODUCTS in reasonable quantities for sales of personnel of the Richemont Group, for business gift purposes (free of charge),
and/or for promotional purposes.

 

			Further, LICENSOR shall remain free in the Territory to distribute PRODUCTS in connection
                                                                          with its Corporate Gift Business Activities. It is agreed that the term "Corporate Gift Business Activities" shall
                                                                          mean sale of MONTBLANC products by LICENSOR, any of its RELATED COMPANIES and/or LICENSOR's OUTLETS, whereby the MONTBLANC products are
sold to companies and/or legal entities which exclusively wish to give the MONTBLANC products as corporate gift or business gift
to its employees and/or clients, and to the exclusion of any resale by such companies and/or legal entities.

 

		6.7	LICENSEE undertakes to supply PRODUCTS to LICENSOR by such
dates as LICENSOR shall reasonably notify to LICENSEE in order to meet LICENSOR’S requirements in terms of supply, time-table
for preparation of brochures, promotional activities, etc.

 

		7.	TERM AND TERMINATION

 

		7.1	The initial term of this AGREEMENT shall commence on the
COMMENCEMENT DATE and shall automatically expire without further notice on December 31, 2025 (“Initial Term”), unless
renewed or sooner terminated as provided below.

 

			If both parties wish to renew this AGREEMENT beyond the
Initial Term, both parties shall deploy their best endeavours to finalise the terms and conditions of such renewal and to execute
a contractual document formalising the renewal no later than December 31, 2025.

 

		7.2	Each party shall be entitled to terminate the AGREEMENT
upon written notice to the other party upon the occurrence of any of the following events:

 

 

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		7.2.1	the other party shall default or fail to make when due
any payment due hereunder, and such default or failure shall continue for a period of thirty (30) days after receipt of notice
thereof from the other party;

 

		7.2.2	a material breach of any provision of this AGREEMENT which
is not remedied within thirty (30) days of written notice thereof;

 

		7.2.3	liquidation, insolvency or bankruptcy, suspension of payments,
heavy indebtedness or discontinuance of business of the other party;

 

		7.2.4	any of the circumstances referred to in Section 19 below
persist for a period of at least three (3) calendar months;

 

		7.3	Each party shall be entitled to terminate the AGREEMENT
with [—————]21 months written notice
in the event of the other party coming under the direct or indirect control (control means to control more than fifty per cent
of the voting rights which enables this party to exercise effective control) of a direct competitor of the party becoming entitled
to terminate. For the purpose of the AGREEMENT, competitor of LICENSOR shall mean [————————————————————————————————————]22
and/or any company within one of the aforesaid group of companies from time to time. For the avoidance of doubt,
in the event of termination pursuant to this Section, LICENSEE shall not be entitled to any sell-out period after the expiration
of the twelve (12) months’ notice period.

 

			This right of termination has to be executed by a party
within three (3) months after that party having been informed about any of the aforementioned events.

 

		7.4	Any notice of termination must be given by means of a registered
letter sent to the relevant party’s address in accordance with the provisions of Section 12 below.

 

		7.5	Upon the expiration or termination of the AGREEMENT:

 

		7.5.1	LICENSEE shall cease to manufacture the PRODUCTS, the BOTTLES
and the PRESENTATION;

 

		7.5.2	provided the termination has not been a result of default
of LICENSEE or of notice having been given by either party under Sections 7.2 or 7.3 above, LICENSEE shall be entitled
to sell off the existing stock of PRODUCTS for a period up to twelve (12) months following the date of termination and to use
up the existing materials for the manufacture of the PRODUCTS and to sell off the so-produced PRODUCTS within the sell-off period.
During the sell-off period LICENSEE shall continue to provide quarterly reports and pay royalties on NET SALES, but shall not
be obliged to pay any GUARANTEED MINIMUM ROYALTIES. PRODUCTS will not be sold at a discount (other than ordinary discounts in
the normal course of business) unless LICENSOR’S prior written approval has been obtained;

 

 

21 Confidential information
omitted and filed separately with the SEC with a request for confidential treatment by Inter Parfums, Inc. No. 10.164.21

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omitted and filed separately with the SEC with a request for confidential treatment by Inter Parfums, Inc. No. 10.164.22

 

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		7.5.3	LICENSEE shall either at the end of the sell-off period
referred to in Section 7.5.2 above or, if there is no sell-off period, upon expiration or termination of the AGREEMENT, promptly
supply to LICENSOR an inventory of the PRODUCTS, BOTTLES and PRESENTATION and all other materials relevant to manufacture, marketing
and distribution of the PRODUCTS, including but not limited to bottles, folding-boxes or other containers then in stock, and an
inventory of all relevant tooling. LICENSOR shall have the right, but not the obligation, to purchase the inventory at production
cost or, in case of tooling, at its depreciated value (based on depreciation over five years in accordance with normal accounting
principles) within three (3) months after receipt of the inventory; If not otherwise agreed between the parties, LICENSOR, if
using its option, has to acquire any and all of the PRODUCTS, bottles, packaging, semi-finished PRODUCTS and materials, unless
not in impeccable condition, obsolete, damaged or otherwise un-sellable;

 

		7.5.4	LICENSEE will return all material relating to the PRODUCTS
which is the property of LICENSOR promptly following termination or, if relevant, at the end of the sell-off period;

 

		7.5.5	all rights granted to LICENSEE to use the TRADEMARKS, the
TRADENAME, the BOTTLES, the PRESENTATION and the FORMULAE shall cease.

 

 7.6        Stocks of PRODUCTS, BOTTLES and PRESENTATION which display the TRADEMARKS and any relevant tooling not purchased by LICENSOR and not disposed of during the sell-off period may be disposed of in such manner as shall be mutually agreed by the parties or, failing agreement shall be destroyed under the supervision of LICENSOR.

 

 7.7         Expiration or termination of this AGREEMENT for any reason shall not affect the rights and obligations of the parties accrued up to the date of expiration or termination, but the LICENSEE shall have no right to any compensation for the cessation of its rights on expiration or termination hereof in accordance with the terms of this AGREEMENT and LICENSEE shall hold the LICENSOR harmless from any such claims for compensation or damages which may be made by any distributors or agents or persons, firms or companies performing a similar function.

 

		8.	TRADEMARKS AND OTHER INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS

 

		8.1	LICENSOR guarantees and warrants that it is authorised
to use the TRADEMARKS set forth in Annex A hereto and the TRADENAME for the PRODUCTS and to grant this exclusive license
to use the TRADEMARKS set forth in Annex A hereto and the TRADENAME for the PRODUCTS for the purpose of this AGREEMENT.

 

		8.2	Subject to this Section 8 and in general information with
respect to the TRADEMARKS supplied to LICENSEE during the term of this AGREEMENT, LICENSOR undertakes to (i) defend LICENSEE against
any and all claims by third parties based on the use by LICENSEE in accordance with this AGREEMENT of the TRADEMARKS and/or the
TRADENAME and (ii) to indemnify, reimburse and hold LICENSEE harmless from any and all liability, damages, cost and expenses,
including reasonable attorneys’ fees incurred by LICENSEE, arising from any such claims made by third parties against LICENSEE
with respect to LICENSEE’S use of the TRADEMARKS and/or the TRADENAME in accordance with this AGREEMENT.

 

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			LICENSOR represents and warrants that attached hereto as
Annex A Part 2 is a true and accurate list updated as of August 1st, 2015 which indicates
with respect to each of the TRADEMARKS set forth in Annex A the existing and/or pending applications and/or registration
for a specific country or territory. LICENSEE acknowledges that it has received a copy of such trademark list and that it is aware
of the status of registration of the TRADEMARKS as it appears on such trademark list (Annex A Part 2).

 

		8.3	LICENSEE acknowledges that LICENSOR and/or its RELATED
COMPANIES are the exclusive owners of all rights, title and interests in the TRADEMARKS and/or the TRADENAME and any part thereof
and any other element, whether or not capable of being registered as a trademark together with all rights in the designs, copyright,
including sketches and technical drawings or other intellectual property or materials relating to the PRODUCTS, the PRESENTATION,
the BOTTLES, the FORMULAE, whether produced by LICENSOR or by LICENSEE or by any sub-contractor or third party appointed by LICENSEE,
and of all goodwill attached thereto and agrees not to attack these rights or to induce or support any such attacks. The parties
agree that any rights in the TRADEMARKS and the TRADENAME arising from the use of the TRADEMARKS and/or the TRADENAME or any part
thereof by LICENSEE shall inure solely to the benefit of LICENSOR and/or its RELATED COMPANIES. LICENSEE irrevocably agrees that
any rights which it and/or any of its RELATED COMPANIES may acquire by virtue of this AGREEMENT in respect of the TRADEMARKS,
the TRADENAME, the PRESENTATION, the BOTTLES and the FORMULAE shall vest in and promptly upon request be assigned for nominal
consideration to the LICENSOR and/or its RELATED COMPANIES absolutely.

 

		8.4.1	If reasonably requested by LICENSEE, LICENSOR agrees, in
its reasonable business discretion, to use commercially reasonable efforts at its own cost and expenses to apply for the registration
of the TRADEMARKS set forth in Part 1 of Annex A in respect of the PRODUCTS in countries where aforesaid TRADEMARKS are
not already protected and in which LICENSEE markets the PRODUCTS by reference to aforesaid TRADEMARKS. LICENSOR in any event agrees
to apply for the registration of aforesaid TRADEMARKS in those countries listed in Annex G to this AGREEMENT.

 

		8.4.2	In addition, LICENSOR agrees, according to its reasonable
business discretion, at its own cost and expenses, to use commercially reasonable efforts to apply at the reasonable request of
LICENSEE for the registration of the TRADEMARKS in combination with other descriptive or distinctive elements and/or for other
trademarks to be used in conjunction with the TRADEMARKS and/or the TRADENAME on the PRODUCTS by LICENSEE in accordance with the
terms of this Agreement. LICENSOR agrees to discuss in good faith and to take LICENSEE’S recommendations into account in
deciding whether or not to apply to register in accordance with this Sub-Section 8.4.2.

 

		8.4.3	If after being requested by LICENSEE in accordance with
Section 8.4.2 above, LICENSOR fails to apply for the registrations of other trademarks to be used in conjunction with the
TRADEMARKS under the terms of this AGREEMENT within three (3) months of such written request, LICENSEE may apply to register those
other trademarks anywhere in the world, provided these are not colourable imitations of, or include any element of the TRADEMARKS.

 

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			LICENSEE agrees that in such a case of registration by
it, LICENSOR will not have to defend, indemnify, reimburse and hold harmless the LICENSEE as provided in Section 8.2 above.

 

		8.4.4	LICENSOR shall have the right, to be exercised within [——————]23
after the expiration or termination of the AGREEMENT, to purchase from LICENSEE all right and title in any other
trademarks to be used in conjunction with the TRADEMARKS under the terms of this AGREEMENT that may have been registered by LICENSEE
during the term of this AGREEMENT, upon reimbursement of LICENSEE’S out-of- pocket expenses incurred in registering or otherwise
acquiring and maintaining the said trademarks. Alternatively, LICENSOR may elect not to purchase as aforesaid, but to get granted
a license by LICENSEE for the use of the other trademarks to be used in conjunction with the TRADEMARKS on the PRODUCTS that may
have been registered by LICENSEE, for so long as LICENSOR will carry such PRODUCTS in its collection. Such license will be without
restriction and without compensation to be paid by LICENSOR.

 

		8.5	The parties agree to inform each other about any and each
substantial violation or infringement of the TRADEMARKS in relation to the PRODUCTS, the PRESENTATION, the BOTTLES and other trademarks
to be used in conjunction with the TRADEMARKS and/or the TRADENAME by third parties which come to their knowledge.

 

		8.6	LICENSOR agrees to use its best endeavours to keep the
registrations of the TRADEMARKS and other trademarks to be used in conjunction with the TRADEMARKS (in accordance with this AGREEMENT)
in full force and effect for the term of this AGREEMENT and to keep LICENSEE informed on the legal status of the applications
and registrations of the TRADEMARKS and the other trademarks to be used in conjunction with the TRADEMARKS in international class
of goods 3. LICENSOR agrees to provide LICENSEE with a report in January of each year, including all applications and registrations
of the TRADEMARKS relating to the PRODUCTS and the other trademarks to be used in conjunction with the TRADEMARKS and containing
at least the application and/or registration number as well as the application and/or registration dates and the goods these applications
and/or registrations have been applied or registered for.

 

		8.7	LICENSOR shall at its reasonable business discretion defend
the TRADEMARKS, the TRADENAME and the PRODUCTS as well as any other trademarks used in relation to the PRODUCTS in accordance
with the terms of this AGREEMENT, at its own cost and in co-ordination with LICENSEE against any and all violations or infringements
which, according to LICENSOR’S reasonable business discretion, may have a materially adverse impact on this AGREEMENT, especially
against confusingly similar trademarks, trademark applications or use by third parties for any goods and/or services identical
with or similar to the PRODUCTS. If requested by LICENSOR, LICENSEE undertakes to assist or support LICENSOR in its measures of
defence within its ability.

 

		8.8	Any cost and expenses reasonably and properly incurred
arising from a necessary or requested participation of LICENSEE in the measures of defence of the TRADEMARKS will be refunded
by LICENSOR.

 

 

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		8.9	If LICENSEE, in its reasonable business discretion, identifies
a violation or infringement of the TRADEMARKS and/or the TRADENAME which in its reasonable opinion may have a materially adverse
impact on this AGREEMENT, it shall promptly inform LICENSOR and LICENSOR agrees to enter into discussions with LICENSEE as to
the best course of action to adopt to deal with such violation / infringement.

 

			LICENSOR undertakes to take full account of LICENSEE’S
recommendations but shall not be bound to institute legal proceedings in respect of such violation / infringement. LICENSEE acknowledges
that it will not take any action on its own account to defend the TRADEMARKS and/or the TRADENAME.

 

		8.10	The parties agree that if it is mandatory to register this
AGREEMENT and/or the LICENSEE as official licensee for the TRADEMARKS in the International Class of Goods no 3, each Party will
inform the other Party thereof in writing and in advance. LICENSEE agrees to take at its own cost and expenses all action necessary
for the registration of the AGREEMENT or of LICENSEE as Registered User in those countries. LICENSOR agrees to reimburse LICENSEE
the direct costs and expenses reasonably and properly incurred by LICENSEE in connection with the registration of the AGREEMENT
or of LICENSEE as “Registered User”.

 

		8.11	LICENSEE undertakes at the request of LICENSOR to sign
any document necessary for the registration and/or maintenance of the validity of the TRADEMARKS including the recordal (and cancellation
of such recordal upon termination) of this AGREEMENT and of LICENSEE as a Registered User or licensee. In addition, to the extent
that LICENSOR should deem it advisable to protect the TRADEMARKS, LICENSEE agrees to provide a statement to the effect that LICENSEE
is producing, selling and promoting the PRODUCTS under LICENSOR’S control, together with such other assistance (at LICENSOR’S
cost) as LICENSOR reasonably deems necessary for this purpose.

 

		8.12	LICENSEE agrees that it shall not, at any time, directly
or indirectly contest the validity of the registration of the TRADEMARKS or LICENSOR’S other intellectual property rights
(including those in the PRESENTATION, the FORMULAE and the BOTTLES) to the extent that such rights relate to the subject matter
of this AGREEMENT, or their ownership by LICENSOR, its RELATED COMPANIES, successors and/or assignees.

 

		8.13	LICENSEE agrees not to use the TRADEMARKS or LICENSOR’S
other intellectual property rights in respect of the PRESENTATION, the FORMULAE and the BOTTLES in connection with the sale of
any products other than the PRODUCTS, nor to use, other than under the terms of this AGREEMENT, the TRADEMARKS and/or the TRADENAME
as a part of its trading name and shall not use in its business any other trade or service mark, other than under the terms of
this AGREEMENT, so resembling the TRADEMARKS as to be likely to cause confusion.

 

		8.14	LICENSEE shall use the TRADEMARKS and all designs, sketches,
models, prototypes, maquettes and other material directly related to the PRODUCTS as well as the PRESENTATION, the FORMULAE and
the BOTTLES, solely in connection with the production, marketing, merchandising, distribution, advertising, promotion, and sale
in the TERRITORY of the PRODUCTS and any OTHER PRODUCTS which LICENSOR has agreed may be sold or given away with the PRODUCTS.

 

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		8.15	LICENSEE shall, upon LICENSOR’S reasonable request,
mark all labels, cartons, price lists, promotional and advertising, merchandising and promotional material and other printed or
duplicated material for or relating to the PRODUCTS with a notice in a form as is normal practice in the industry to the effect
that the TRADEMARKS are registered trademarks and/or the property of LICENSOR.

 

		8.16	LICENSEE agrees to use the TRADEMARKS set forth in Annex
A only in the form as represented in Annex A or as may be provided by LICENSOR from time to time on the PRODUCTS and
for the advertising and promotion for the PRODUCTS. This obligation shall not apply where a TRADEMARK is used within continuous,
flowing text (e. g. in press releases and descriptive texts) where it could be impracticable to use the TRADEMARKS in the form
represented in Annex A, provided that such representation of the TRADEMARKS shall be as close to the form represented in
Annex A as is practicable in the circumstances.

 

		8.17	LICENSEE shall be responsible for identifying appropriate
names for all new ranges of the PRODUCTS, together with, if appropriate, new BOTTLES and PRESENTATION for such new ranges and,
to that end, LICENSEE agrees that:

 

		(i)	it shall use reasonable endeavours to ensure the availability
of all proposed names, designs for new BOTTLES and PRESENTATION at its own costs; and

 

		(ii)	it shall assist LICENSOR, at LICENSOR’S reasonable
request and cost, in applying to register, registering or otherwise protecting in LICENSOR’S name any new names, BOTTLE
design and/or PRESENTATION approved by LICENSOR in accordance with this AGREEMENT.

 

		(iii)	LICENSOR shall have the right to file, to register and/or
to use the name with respect to any other category of products it (and/or its RELATED COMPANIES) presently markets and distributes
under the TRADENAME.

 

		9.	EXCLUSIVITY

 

		9.1	LICENSEE agrees, during the term of this AGREEMENT:

 

		9.1.1	to
inform LICENSOR when entering into a similar agreement to this Agreement with a diversified luxury brand operating its business
in the writing instruments market or with a diversified luxury brand competing with LICENSOR, in particular with any of the following
brands: [—————————————————————————————————————]24
and/or any company within one of the aforesaid group of companies from time to time.

 

		9.1.2	not to manufacture, advertise or promote, distribute or
in any other way market products, which are identical in material aspect to the PRODUCTS except as may be permitted in this AGREEMENT;

 

		9.1.3	not to use the TRADEMARKS and/or the TRADENAME in combination
with the services of a hairdresser or a beauty parlour and not to consent to such a use by third parties;

 

 

 24 Confidential
information omitted and filed separately with the SEC with a request for confidential treatment by Inter Parfums, Inc. No. 10.164.24

 

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		9.1.4	not to consent to the use of the TRADEMARKS and/or the
TRADENAME in connection with the manufacture, distribution, marketing and/or advertising of products which are identical to the
PRODUCTS, alone or in conjunction with any additions;

 

		9.1.5	to maintain the reputation and image of the TRADEMARKS
set forth in Annex A hereto and/or the TRADENAME as well as the reputation and image of other products under the TRADEMARKS
set forth in Annex A hereto and/or the TRADENAME and to desist from any measures which could harm or diminish the reputation
and the image and/or the prestige of the TRADEMARKS set forth in Annex A hereto and/or the TRADENAME and/or the PRODUCTS.

 

		10.	PRODUCT LIABILITY

 

		10.1	LICENSEE shall manufacture or have manufactured the PRODUCTS
at its own responsibility and shall enter into or maintain an adequate product liability insurance, such insurance to cover the
costs and damages related to the undertaking a product recall on a worldwide basis.

 

		10.2	LICENSEE agrees that the manufacture, marketing and distribution
of the PRODUCTS, and any OTHER PRODUCTS (Section 2.7 above) distributed or sold with the PRODUCTS will be in compliance
with all applicable health and safety laws or regulations and with any relevant national and international cosmetic labelling,
packaging, recycling or other relevant regulations in the countries of manufacture and distribution.

 

		10.3	LICENSEE further agrees that it will organise and effect,
at its own expense, all tests and registrations as are necessary for compliance with local product import/registration and health
or similar registration requirements. LICENSOR agrees to assist LICENSEE with regard to such registrations within its best abilities.
LICENSEE agrees to reimburse LICENSOR any costs and expenses reasonably and properly incurred by LICENSOR in connection with such
registrations.

 

		10.4	LICENSEE agrees to defend, indemnify and hold LICENSOR
harmless from and against any and all liability, damages, reasonable legal fees, reasonable costs and expenses incurred by LICENSOR
in connection with any claims or legal actions made by third parties against LICENSOR arising out of a breach of the provisions
of Section 10.2 and/or 10.3 above, or arising out of the use of the TRADENAME by LICENSEE in accordance with Sections
2.2 to 2.6 above or arising out of any damage or injury caused by any OTHER PRODUCT (Section 2.7 above) sold with the
PRODUCTS, the infringement of the intellectual property rights or other similar rights of any third party or any applicable national
or international laws or regulations or any other acts or omissions of LICENSEE or any of its agents, employees or sub-contractors
in connection with the performance of its obligations hereunder. This indemnity shall not extend to claims for compensation against
LICENSOR which are due to LICENSOR’S own action or failure to act.

 

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		11.	CONFIDENTIALITY

 

		11.1	The parties agree to keep confidential and secret the provisions
of this AGREEMENT and all non-public information and knowledge each party may acquire about the other including, without limitation,
information concerning the marketing of their products, even if such information and knowledge have not expressly been referred
to as secret or confidential. Such information and knowledge may only be used for the purpose of this AGREEMENT.

 

		11.2	Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, the information
and knowledge as identified hereinabove shall not be deemed confidential if:

 

		11.2.1	at the time of disclosure such information is in the public
domain;

 

		11.2.2	after disclosure such information becomes a part of the
public domain, except by breach of this AGREEMENT;

 

		11.2.3	such information must be disclosed as required by applicable
law; or

 

		11.2.4	such information is known to the other party at the time
of disclosure.

 

		11.3	The confidentiality provision will remain in force after
the termination of the AGREEMENT for whatever reason, and upon termination, the parties agree to return to each other, or to destroy,
as the other may request, all materials containing confidential and non-public information and knowledge.

 

		11.4	The parties agree to impose this obligation of confidentiality
upon all persons acting on their behalf, including but not limited to their employees, agents, consultants, sub- contractors,
sub-licensees, managers and representatives.

 

		11.5	Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this
AGREEMENT,

 

			LICENSOR acknowledges that LICENSEE, has its ordinary shares
traded on Euronext, and is subject to various reporting obligations as a public company. LICENSOR further acknowledges that Inter
Parfums, Inc., the parent company of LICENSEE (the “PARENT COMPANY”), is a publicly held company with its Common Stock
traded on The Nasdaq Stock Market, National Market System and is subject to reporting requirements of the United States federal
securities laws. Nothing in the AGREEMENT shall prohibit the disclosure as may be required of either PARENT COMPANY or LICENSEE
under such securities laws. LICENSEE agrees to discuss in advance with LICENSOR any such public disclosure that may be required
by of either PARENT COMPANY or LICENSEE.

 

			LICENSOR acknowledges that, upon satisfaction of the condition
precedent to set forth in Section 7.1 of this AGREEMENT, PARENT COMPANY is required by the United States securities laws to file

 

		(a)	a description of this AGREEMENT with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission within
four (4) business days of the satisfaction of such condition; accordingly, PARENT COMPANY shall provide LICENSOR the opportunity
to review and comment on that description at least two (2) business days prior to filing; and

 

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		(b)	a copy of this AGREEMENT with the United States Securities
and Exchange Commission with the next periodic report due to be filed.

 

			In connection with the filing of this AGREEMENT with the
United States Securities and Exchange Commission, PARENT COMPANY shall seek confidential treatment of financial and commercial
terms to the extent permitted by the applicable securities laws. At least [——————]25
prior to filing this AGREEMENT, PARENT COMPANY shall deliver to LICENSOR a copy of the filing that it plans to submit
to the Securities and Exchange Commission, together with any requests for confidential treatment, for LICENSOR’s review.

 

			PARENT COMPANY shall provide LICENSOR with a copy of the
final filing within [—————]26
after filing. If the United States Securities and Exchange Commission indicates it may not grant confidential treatment
as requested in the filing, PARENT COMPANY shall promptly notify LICENSOR and shall consult with LICENSOR through the process
of obtaining whatever confidential treatment is available. PARENT COMPANY shall notify LICENSOR promptly upon notification to
PARENT COMPANY that anyone has sought under the Freedom of Information Act to obtain Confidential Information or the provisions
of this AGREEMENT redacted in the confidential treatment filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission and shall cooperate
with LICENSOR in any effort by LICENSOR to contest the disclosure.

 

		12.	NOTICES

 

		12.1	All reports, communications, requests, approvals and notices
required or permitted by this AGREEMENT to be given to a party shall be in writing and shall be deemed to be duly given when sent
by certified or registered mail, return receipt requested, addressed to the party concerned or by facsimile where the sender is
able to demonstrate successful transmission by producing a properly addressed fax transmission report, as follows:

 

To LICENSOR:

 

Montblanc-Simplo GmbH

Hellgrundweg 100

22525 Hamburg

 

Attention to Mr. Jerôme Lambert, CEO

Fax No. +49 40 844 01 390

 

Copy to:

 

Richemont International SA

50 chemin de la Chênaie

1293 Bellevue

 

Attn to the Legal Department, Mr. Cédric Bossert,
General Counsel

Fax No. +41 22 721 34 76

 

 

25 Confidential information
omitted and filed separately with the SEC with a request for confidential treatment by Inter Parfums, Inc. No. 10.164.25

26 Confidential information
omitted and filed separately with the SEC with a request for confidential treatment by Inter Parfums, Inc. No. 10.164.26

 

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To LICENSEE

 

Interparfums S.A4 rond-point des
Champs Elysées

75008 PARIS

 

Att to Mr Philippe Benacin, CEO

Fax No. + 33 1.45.61.16.34

 

or any other address a party may communicate to the other
party in writing.

 

		13.	ASSIGNMENT

 

		13.1	Except as otherwise provided for in accordance with the
terms of this AGREEMENT, neither party shall be entitled to assign its rights or obligations hereunder without the prior written
consent of the other. Notwithstanding the foregoing, LICENSOR may assign this Agreement and/or any right and obligation hereunder
to any (current and/or future) entity within the Richemont Group without LICENSEE’s prior consent.

 

		13.2	LICENSEE shall have the right to assign the rights under
the AGREEMENT to any RELATED COMPANY without LICENSOR’S consent. LICENSEE further will be entitled to grant sub-licenses
to RELATED COMPANIES, provided LICENSEE inform LICENSOR thereof in writing 30 calendar days in advance.

 

		13.3	Any such assignment or sub-license under Section 13.1
or 13.2 does in no way affect any of the assignor’s obligations under the AGREEMENT. The assignor agrees to remain liable
for and guarantees the full performance of this AGREEMENT by the assignee.

 

		14.	ENTIRE AGREEMENT, MODIFICATION

 

		14.1	This AGREEMENT and its Annexes contains a complete statement
of all arrangements between the parties with respect to the subject matter and supersedes all existing arrangements between them
concerning this subject matter.

 

		14.2	Modifications and/or supplements to this AGREEMENT are
only valid if made in writing. This shall also apply to the modification or cancellation of this in-writing cause.

 

		15.	APPLICABLE LAW,
                                         JURISDICTION

 

		15.1	This Agreement shall be governed and interpreted in accordance
with the Laws of Switzerland, to the exclusion of the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods
(CISG).

 

		15.2	Any dispute, controversy or claim arising out of or in
relation to this Agreement, including the validity, invalidity, breach or termination thereof, shall be resolved by arbitration
in accordance with the Swiss Rules of International Arbitration of the Swiss Chambers of Commerce (“the Rules”) in
force on the date when the notice of arbitration is submitted in accordance with these Rules.

 

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		15.3	The arbitration will take place in Geneva, Switzerland
and the language of the procedure shall be English. The arbitral tribunal will be composed of one (1) arbitrator who will be designated
in accordance with the Rules.

 

		15.4	The expenses and fees of arbitration shall be determined
in accordance with the Rules.

 

		15.5	The arbitration award shall be final and binding upon the
parties, the parties renouncing to appeal against the arbitration award by any ordinary or extraordinary means, whatever the subject
of the arbitration award is. The arbitration award may be enforced by action before any court of competent jurisdiction.

 

		15.6	In accordance with Art. 26 of the Rules, each party is
hereby expressly authorized and entitled to initiate any judicial action seeking any kind of interim relief before any competent
jurisdiction. The initiation or pursuit of any action to seek such interim relief shall not be deemed to waive or preclude the
right of such party to require arbitration as contemplated by the section above nor to seek such interim relief before the arbitral
tribunal.

 

		16.	REMEDIES, NO WAIVER

 

			The specific remedies to which either party may resort
under the terms hereof are cumulative and are not intended to be exclusive of the remedies to which either party is entitled.
No waiver by either party, whether express or implied, of any provision of this AGREEMENT or any breach or default of any one
or more instances, nor any delay by either party in exercising its rights hereunder, except as provided for in this AGREEMENT,
shall constitute or be deemed a continuing waiver of such provision or of any other provision of this AGREEMENT.

 

		17.	SEVERABILITY

 

			The provisions of this AGREEMENT are independent of and
severable from each other and no provision shall be affected or rendered invalid or unenforceable by virtue of the fact that for
any reason any other provision or provisions may be in whole or in part invalid or unenforceable. The parties hereby agree to
substitute any invalid provision by another valid provision in such a way that the purpose of the invalid provision is reached
as far as possible. The same shall apply accordingly in case of an omission or an indefinite provision.

 

		18.	SECTION HEADINGS

 

			Section headings as used herein are for identification
purposes only, and shall not affect the meaning or construction of this AGREEMENT.

 

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		19.	FORCE MAJEURE

 

			The parties hereto shall not be responsible for any loss,
damage, consequential or otherwise, detention or delay caused by fire, law, regulation, civil or military authority, insurrection
or riot, national labour strike or wartime embargoes, tempest, act of God, shortages or by any other cause whatsoever, which is
unavoidable or beyond the relevant party’s reasonable control; provided however, that any such force majeure shall not release
LICENSEE from its obligations to make payment of amounts due and owing to LICENSOR in accordance with the terms of this AGREEMENT.
It is agreed that LICENSEE’S obligations to make payments of amounts due and owing up to, and during, an event of such force
majeure shall not apply during the continuance of that force majeure in the event that the force majeure itself renders LICENSEE
unable to make such payments. In such circumstances, LICENSEE undertakes to make payment of amounts owing to and accrued to LICENSOR
before and during such force majeure, promptly upon its cessation.

 

IN WITNESS whereof the parties have executed this AGREEMENT on
September 7th, 2015.

 

	For and on behalf of	 	For and on behalf of
	MONTBLANC-SIMPLO GMBH	 	INTERPARFUMS SA
	 	 	 
	/s/ Jérome Lambert	 	/s/ Philippe Benacin
	Jérome Lambert	 	Philippe BENACIN
	Chief Executive Officer	 	Président Directeur Général
	 	 	 
	/s/ Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Mr. Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Executive Vice President Finance	 	 

 

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ANNEX A

 

THE TRADEMARKS

 

PART 1

 

(Section 1.4)

 

 

The trademarks in use:

 

·  Montblanc

·  Design
mark : Star logo

·  Femme
Individuelle

·  Presence
d’une Femme

·  Presence

·  Starwalker

·  Individuel

 

	For and on behalf of	 	For and on behalf of
	MONTBLANC-SIMPLO GMBH	 	INTER PARFUMS SA
	 	 	 
	/s/ Jérome Lambert	 	/s/ Philippe Benacin
	Jérome Lambert	 	Philippe BENACIN
	Chief Executive Officer	 	Président Directeur Général
	 	 	 
	/s/ Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Mr. Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Executive Vice President Finance	 	 

 

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ANNEX A

 

THE TRADEMARKS

 

PART 2

 

Trademark list

 

(Section 1.4)

 

 

PART 2

 

A list of all current registrations and pending applications
for registrations of the TRADEMARKS pursuant to Part 1 above in the TERRITORY is attached.

 

	For and on behalf of	 	For and on behalf of
	MONTBLANC-SIMPLO GMBH	 	INTER PARFUMS SA
	 	 	 
	/s/ Jérome Lambert	 	/s/ Philippe Benacin
	Jérome Lambert	 	Philippe BENACIN
	Chief Executive Officer	 	Président Directeur Général
	 	 	 
	/s/ Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Mr. Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Executive Vice President Finance	 	 

 

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ANNEX B

 

QUALITY CRITERIA

 

(Section 1.10)

 

 

1.  The
PRODUCTS (including the BOTTLES and the PRESENTATION) shall be manufactured to the highest high standards of quality, using only
high quality ingredients and materials, in order to ensure that the standard of quality of the finished PRODUCTS and PRESENTATION
thereof meets the prestige and reputation of LICENSOR and is commensurate with that to be expected of luxury fragrance of similar
price and prestige. THE PRODUCTS shall in no event be of an inferior quality than the ones existing at the date of signing this
AGREEMENT.

 

	For and on behalf of	 	For and on behalf of
	MONTBLANC-SIMPLO GMBH	 	INTER PARFUMS SA
	 	 	 
	/s/ Jérome Lambert	 	/s/ Philippe Benacin
	Jérome Lambert	 	Philippe BENACIN
	Chief Executive Officer	 	Président Directeur Général
	 	 	 
	/s/ Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Mr. Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Executive Vice President Finance	 	 
	SA	 	 

 

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ANNEX C

 

FORM OF ROYALTY REPORT

 

(Section 3.3)

 

 

The royalty form report agreed upon is attached hereto.

 

At the end of each quarter LICENSEE will provide the following
reports, which have been approved by LICENSOR:

 

		-	Quarterly sales by zone, country and client

 

		-	Quarterly Statement allowing to isolate any sales being excluded from the NET SALES definition as per Clause 1.14

 

	For and on behalf of	 	For and on behalf of
	MONTBLANC-SIMPLO GMBH	 	INTER PARFUMS SA
	 	 	 
	/s/ Jérome Lambert	 	/s/ Philippe Benacin
	Jérome Lambert	 	Philippe BENACIN
	Chief Executive Officer	 	Président Directeur Général
	 	 	 
	/s/ Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Mr. Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Executive Vice President Finance	 	 

 

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ANNEX D

 

ADVERTISING AND MARKETING EXPENDITURE

 

(Section 5.6)

 

 

1.          Media
Advertising

 

a.           Print
Advertising

b.           TV
and Cinema Advertising

c.           Digital
and Online Advertising

d.           OOH
and billboards Advertising

e.           Co-operative
Advertising (means advertising of the PRODUCTS with the official ad-visual or in the form of an advertorial by the LICENSEE in
magazines and store catalogues produced by or on behalf of retailers such as DOUGLAS, SEPHORA, SAKS and others)

f.            Production
Costs of Media Advertising such as photographer fees, model fees in relation with the shoot services, visual rights (including
but not limited to usage rights of the photographs, usage rights of the model’s image)

 

3.          Display,
Testers, Samples

 

a.           Show
cards

b.           Windows
and dummies

c.           Displays,
testers, samplings, pop-ups

 

4.          Other
Sell-Thru

 

a.           Direct
mail

b.           Consumer
meetings (including cost if beauty consultant incurred in respect of selling or presenting the PRODUCTS in shops)

c.           Stands
in department stores

d.           Public
relations (including but not limited to trade shows)

 

	For and on behalf of	 	For and on behalf of
	MONTBLANC-SIMPLO GMBH	 	INTER PARFUMS SA
	 	 	 
	/s/ Jérome Lambert	 	/s/ Philippe Benacin
	Jérome Lambert	 	Philippe BENACIN
	Chief Executive Officer	 	Président Directeur Général
	 	 	 
	/s/ Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Mr. Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Executive Vice President Finance	 	 

 

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ANNEX E

 

SELECTIVE DISTRIBUTION CRITERIA

 

(Section 6.2)

 

 

Products may only be sold in outlets, which exude an aura of
luxury and exclusivity. Such outlets must, at a minimum have:

 

		-	A solid reputation for selling luxury perfumes

		-	A reputation and image compatible with the high quality and reputation of the Montblanc Trademarks

		-	Clean, well maintained shop fittings

		-	Appropriate space devoted to luxury perfumes

		-	Staff knowledgeable about luxury fragrances.

 

The Parties agree that LICENSEE shall aim at distributing the
PRODUCTS in the following indicative number of outlets per country:

 

	[—————	—————
	——	—————
	——	—————
	——	—————
	—	———————————————————————————————————-
	——	—————
	——	—————
	—	—————
	—————	————————————————————————————————————————————
	————————————-	———————————————————————————————————————] 27

 

	For and on behalf of	 	For and on behalf of
	MONTBLANC-SIMPLO GMBH	 	INTER PARFUMS SA
	 	 	 
	/s/ Jérome Lambert	 	/s/ Philippe Benacin
	Jérome Lambert	 	Philippe BENACIN
	Chief Executive Officer	 	Président Directeur Général
	 	 	 
	/s/ Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Mr. Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Executive Vice President Finance	 	 

 

 

27 Confidential information omitted
and filed separately with the SEC with a request for confidential treatment by Inter Parfums, Inc. No. 10.164.27

 

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ANNEX F

 

ANNUAL MARKETING PLAN

 

Information to be included in each Annual
Marketing Plan

 

(Section 5.1 (a))

 

 

(a)          Calendar
of Main Activities

 

(b)          Conceptual
Approach – by Product and Communication

 

(c)          Target
Group

 

(d)          Brand
Name (or code name)

 

(e)          Price
Positioning

 

(f)          Distribution:
sales and distribution plan by countries, and authorised points of sale by countries.

 

(g)          Assortment

		-	SKU

		-	GWP

		-	Promo

		-	Display

		-	Tester

		-	Samples

 

(h)          Projected
Net Sales Targets – by Product line and countries

 

(i)          Communication

		-	advertising and marketing as detailed in Annex D, presented in summary form

 

(j)          New
Product Launch Plan

 

	For and on behalf of	 	For and on behalf of
	MONTBLANC-SIMPLO GMBH	 	INTER PARFUMS SA
	 	 	 
	/s/ Jérome Lambert	 	/s/ Philippe Benacin
	Jérome Lambert	 	Philippe BENACIN
	Chief Executive Officer	 	Président Directeur Général
	 	 	 
	/s/ Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Mr. Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Executive Vice President Finance	 	 

 

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ANNEX G

 

KEY MARKETS

 

(Section 1.16)

 

 

		·	[——-

		·	——

		·	——

		·	——

		·	——

		·	—

		·	——-

		·	—————————-

		·	————————

		·	————————————————————————————————

		·	———

		·	——————-]28

 

	For and on behalf of	 	For and on behalf of
	MONTBLANC-SIMPLO GMBH	 	INTER PARFUMS SA
	 	 	 
	/s/ Jérome Lambert	 	/s/ Philippe Benacin
	Jérome Lambert	 	Philippe BENACIN
	Chief Executive Officer	 	Président Directeur Général
	 	 	 
	/s/ Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Mr. Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Executive Vice President Finance	 	 

 

 

28
Confidential information omitted and filed separately with the SEC with a request for confidential treatment by Inter Parfums,
Inc. No. 10.164.28

 

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ANNEX H

 

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND ETHICS

 

 

As attached hereto.

 

	For and on behalf of	 	For and on behalf of
	MONTBLANC-SIMPLO GMBH	 	INTER PARFUMS SA
	 	 	 
	/s/ Jérome Lambert	 	/s/ Philippe Benacin
	Jérome Lambert	 	Philippe BENACIN
	Chief Executive Officer	 	Président Directeur Général
	 	 	 
	/s/ Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Mr. Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Executive Vice President Finance	 	 

 

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Montblanc

 

Company
of the Richemont Group

 

Supplier Code of Conduct

 

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Model Supplier Code of Conduct

 

Montblanc and all companies of the Richemont
Group relationships with all business partners - suppliers, sub-contractors and business allies - are based on fair, honest and
mutually rewarding dealings contributing to high quality standards of products and services.

 

Montblanc and all companies of the Richemont
Group therefore requires that all their business partners adhere to basic ethical values and ensure the compliance of their own
operations with the principles and practices outlined below. Wherever feasible, suppliers should seek to ensure that these principles
are communicated to sub-contractors and suppliers of suppliers.

 

Labour relationships and employment
practices

 

General principle

 

Suppliers should adopt and apply fair and
ethical labour practices respecting internationally recognised fundamental human rights standards, including the Universal Declaration
of Human Rights, all international covenants and International Labour Organisation conventions.

 

Healthy and safe working conditions

 

Suppliers will provide a safe and healthy
working environment for their employees in accordance with applicable local laws and any specific regulations within industries
in which they operate. Appropriate procedures should be in place to prevent accidents and injury to health arising from, linked
to, or occurring during work activities or as a result of the operations of manufacturing facilities. Suppliers shall be encouraged
to have a nominated health and safety representative who monitors their facilities' compliance with these requirements.

 

Wages and Working Hours

 

Suppliers should comply with local laws
relative to minimum wages, standard working hours and employee benefits. Overtime hours will be voluntary and fully compensated
at regular or premium rates, according to local legal requirements.

 

In special circumstances employees may
be expected to work longer than standard hours for limited periods of time. Where this occurs, additional working hours and consecutive
working days will be in compliance with the local regulations and planned in a way to ensure safe and humane working conditions.

 

Freedom of Association

 

Suppliers should not prevent employees
from associating freely with any lawful and peaceful workers' or collective bargaining association. In the case where the local
labour laws restrict these freedoms, the supplier is encouraged to facilitate parallel means of independent and free association
and bargaining for the personnel.

 

No Discrimination

 

Suppliers should not subject any person
to discrimination in employment; including hiring, wages, benefits, advancement, discipline, termination or retirement, on the
basis of: race, colour, caste, origin, nationality, religion, disability, gender, sexual orientation, union membership, political
affiliation or age.

 

No Child Labour

 

Suppliers will not employ persons younger
than 15 years of age or younger than the age for completing compulsory education where this is more than 15 in the relevant country.

 

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Suppliers must comply with all their local
legal requirements for young workers, particularly those pertaining to hours of work, wages, health, safety and general working
conditions. A young worker is defined as any worker over the age of 15 and under the age of 18.

 

No Forced Employment

 

Suppliers will not use any forced labour,
whether in the form of prison labour, indentured labour, bonded labour or otherwise. Forced labour should be considered to include
any work or service, which is imposed under the threat of penalty for non-performance or for which overall terms of employment
are not voluntary.

 

No Disciplinary treatment

 

Suppliers should not subject any person
to harassment, corporal punishment, and/or threat of violence and will prohibit the use of monetary fines or any forms of mental
or physical abuse, coercion, or intimidation.

 

Responsible environmental management

 

Suppliers will fully comply with local
legislation and industrial regulations and should endeavour to comply with the principles outlined in the Richemont Environmental
Code of Conduct.

 

Industry specific issues

 

Endangered or protected species

 

Suppliers should fully comply with special
international and local regulations, for example the Convention on International Trade of Endangered Species (CITES), related
to the procurement, import, usage and export of raw materials sourced from endangered or protected species.

 

Leather finished products manufacturing

 

Suppliers involved in the leather tanning
and finishing sector should apply within their operations the European Leather Association (COTANCE) policies that relate
to labour rights, worker health and safety, environmental impacts and customer health and safety.

 

Perfumes and Cosmetic products

 

Suppliers involved in the perfumes and
cosmetics industry will comply with the European Council Directive 76/768/EEC, which seeks to ensure that no harmful substances
are used in such products.

 

Animal testing

 

Suppliers should adhere to the principles
of Corporate Standards of Compassion for Animals ensuring that no animal testing is conducted or commissioned during any
stage of product development or manufacture.

 

Product information and labelling

 

Suppliers will communicate honestly regarding
the nature of the products they supply including raw materials, handling and disposal. All product related matters, especially
regarding chemicals, GMOs or hazardous materials, will be accurately disclosed as required by local and international laws and/or
commonly used standards in the industry in which they operate.

 

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Country of origin of product components

 

Suppliers may be asked to provide Montblanc
with information as to the country of origin and the name of the sources of components and raw materials included in the products
being delivered.

 

There will be no change to the source of
components or raw materials or the location of component production without Montblanc’s prior written agreement.

 

Conflict - free diamonds procurement

 

The companies of the Richemont Group adheres
to responsible diamond procurement practices as a member of the diamond industry and requires all its Suppliers to fully adhere
to the principles of the World Diamond Council Resolution on Industry Self-Regulation supporting the Kimberley Process.

 

The World Federation of Diamond Bourses
(WFDB) and the International Diamond Manufacturers Association (IDMA), together with their constituent and affiliated
members, have created a voluntary system of diamond industry self - regulation in order to comply and support government undertakings
of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS) for rough diamonds.

 

The principles of the diamond industry
self-regulation initiatives are based on the voluntary creation of a chain of written warranties from invoice to invoice of all
transactions involving the purchase and sale of diamonds and their cutting and polishing. Montblanc requires all suppliers to comply
the Kimberley- Process.

 

Ethical business principles

 

General principles

 

Suppliers should act according to a “spirit
of trust” regarding ethical business principles. They thus acknowledge that basic business principles related to trade secrets,
respect for intellectual property, sincerity, truthfulness, transparency and maintaining promises contribute to credible, stable
and sustainable business relationships with Richemont and its Maisons.

 

Gifts and Gratuities

 

Suppliers should not offer to their contacts
within the Group any inducements, kickbacks, bribes or other payments that may compromise the making of objective and fair business
decisions.

 

Special regulations

 

Suppliers will ensure that any production,
delivery or other action subject to obtaining specific governmental, legal or regulatory permissions may only be undertaken when
those permissions have been granted.

 

Application and Compliance

 

General principle

 

Montblanc expects its suppliers to communicate
the principles of the Model Supplier Code of Conduct to their employees, sub-contractors and any other third parties with whom
they do business so as to ensure the principles are integrated into their operations.

 

Operating principles

 

Suppliers should report all existing or
potential discrepancies between their current operations and the requirements set out in this Code and provide recovery and remedial
action plans for evaluation by Richemont.

 

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Montblanc purchasing staff will be trained
to assess whether best practices are being implemented in terms of the procurement of raw materials and semi-finished and finished
goods in accordance with this Code and may involve colleagues and third parties to assist in determining whether this code is being
complied with.

 

Evaluation

 

Montblanc shall be entitled to request
information from its Suppliers as to their compliance with the terms of this Model Supplier Code of Conduct.

 

Where necessary, Montblanc may require
a Supplier to provide evidence of its compliance by way of independent certification.

 

Montblanc shall have the right to have
products and materials independently tested to establish whether the Suppliers are in compliance with the terms of this Model Supplier
Code of Conduct.

 

Montblanc shall be entitled to visit suppliers’
production facilities and the facilities of their sub- contractors and suppliers to establish whether the terms of this Model Supplier
Code of Conduct are being complied with.

 

Non compliance and penalties

 

With the handoff this Model Supplier Code of Conduct will be
part of the Manufacturing Agreement (Framework Agreement) between the supplier and Montblanc.

 

Montblanc reserves the right to terminate
business relationships with any supplier who violates this Code of Conduct or whose suppliers or subcontractors violate this Code
of Conduct. As well the terms of this Model Supplier Code of Conduct shall be included in all standard supply agreements in order
to enter into the business relationships with Montblanc and the other companies of the Richemont Group.

 

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF TERMS

 

	Montblanc Model Supplier Code of Conduct	 	 
	 	 	 
	Company name	 	 
	 	 	 
	Address	 	 
	 	 	 
	Contact name	 	 
	 	 	 
	Position	 	 
	 	 	 
	Phone number, Fax number, E-mail	 	 
	 	 	 
	Name of your contact at Montblanc	 	 
	 	 	 
	Does your company have an individual responsible  for implementation of the Montblanc Supplier Code of Conduct ?	 	If Yes, Please provide contact information
	 	 	 
	Does your company have procedures in place to  meet the requirements set out in the Supplier Code of Conduct?	 	If Yes, Please provide a copy
	 	 	 
	Did your company identify any discrepancies  between your current operations and requirements set out in the Supplier Code of Conduct?	 	If Yes, Please provide a copy
	 	 	 
	Does your company have a code of conduct or similar standards to which your suppliers adhere?	 	If Yes, Please provide a copy
	 	 	 
	The terms of the Montblanc Supplier Code of Conduct are hereby accepted and agreed to on behalf of:	 	                                                                      ,
	 	 	 
	Name and function	 	
	Signature :	 	 
	 	 	 
	Date :	 	 

 

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Richemont

 

Environmental Code of Conduct

 

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Richemont Environmental Code of Conduct

 

As a member of the global community, Richemont
strives to act as a responsible corporate citizen carrying out its business activities in a manner that is consistent with the
protection of the environment and the sustainable utilisation of natural resources.

 

Through the nature of Richemont’s
products and services, the Group is not directly involved in sectors considered as having a highly significant impact on the environment.
Nevertheless, the various Maisons make extensive use of renewable and non-renewable raw materials, such as precious and gem stones,
gold, leather, woods and natural resins and Richemont therefore seeks to address environment related issues throughout its global
supply chain and business operations.

 

The principles outlined in this Environmental
Code of Conduct confirm Richemont’s commitment to environmental stewardship in line with national and international norms
and standards for environmental management. Richemont therefore requires all its employees, to contribute to its environmental
performance by adopting the principles and practices outlined below.

 

The responsibility for the implementation
of the Environmental Code of Conduct within the Group worldwide will be assigned to the general manager of each facility.

 

Awareness and training

 

As part of the implementation of the Environmental
Code of Conduct, Richemont will communicate its environmental policy to all employees, suppliers and other stakeholders.

 

Facilities and operations

 

Richemont will develop, design and operate
facilities and conduct activities taking into consideration the environmental issues in order to minimise the adverse impacts on
the environment.

 

Facilities

 

Richemont will ensure that construction,
conversion, modernisation and other building work at each facility will be performed in compliance with local environmental legislation,
norms and regulations and executed in harmony with the environmental surroundings.

 

Energy and water use

 

Richemont will monitor the consumption
of water, energy, oil, natural resources and other materials used in its operations with a view to optimise their usage and minimising
waste. This includes heating, lighting, ventilation and air-cooling.

 

Management and employees responsible for
the packing and transport of goods will adopt, wherever possible, an “efficient energy use” strategy by careful planning,
organisation and grouping of the shipments.

 

Emissions, effluents

 

Facilities will ensure strict compliance
with legal environmental norms and specific industrial regulations relative to pollution control by installing appropriate retention
and filter systems

 

Facilities will monitor and control greenhouse
gas emissions, ozone-depleting substance emissions, waste water discharges and any other relevant emissions resulting from the
manufacturing operations in accordance with local regulation and industry best practice.

 

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Waste recycling

 

Richemont will monitor waste collection
and recycling by type with special attention being paid to the treatment of hazardous materials. Wherever feasible, materials will
be recycled.

 

Endangered or protected species

 

Richemont will fully comply with special
international and local regulations such as the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) related
to the procurement, import, usage and export of raw materials issued from endangered or protected species.

 

Leather products manufacturing

 

Richemont entities will adhere to the principles
established by the European Leather Association in terms of the production of leather goods (COTANCE) regarding employee
and customer health and safety and aim at minimising the adverse environmental Impact of the production processes.

 

Perfumes and cosmetic products

 

Group companies will comply with EU legislation
in terms of the production of perfumes and cosmetics products. (European Council Directive 76/768/EEC)

 

Animal testing

 

The Group will adhere to the principles
of Corporate Standards of Compassion for Animals, seeking to ensure that no materials used in its products have been tested or
caused harm to animals.

 

Conflict-free diamonds

 

Richemont adheres to the principles of
the “World Diamond Council Resolution on Industry self- regulation” by the introduction of written warranties throughout
the whole supply chain from the supplier until the final customer. Richemont will explicitly state the “conflict-free diamond”
warranty statement on its internal invoices and will require it from all suppliers as soon as possible.

 

No “dirty gold”

 

Richemont adheres to the principles of
responsible gold procurement. To the extent feasible under prevailing industry practices, Richemont will request that its suppliers
provide assurance as far as that gold being supplied has been mined in a manner which respects human and labour rights and does
not inflict environmental damage, either directly or through the subsequent pollution through seepage of chemicals.

 

With respect to internal manufacturing
operations involving gold and other precious metals, Richemont facilities will operate in full compliance with local laws and regulations
and seek to apply industry-wide best practice in the handling of such materials.

 

Product stewardship

 

Richemont Maisons aim to reach technically
and economically viable objectives and apply, wherever appropriate, a “design for environment” approach in order to
optimise the environmental performance of their products through the product lifecycle.

 

The nature of Richemont Maison’s
products – watches, jewellery, leather goods, writing instruments, apparel and other high range accessories - requires high
packaging quality standards. However, possible, recyclable and renewable raw materials will be used for packaging.

 

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Materials used for storage and transportation
will be made, wherever possible, of recycled and recyclable materials and re-used wherever possible.

 

As part of after-sales maintenance and
repair services mainly related to watch products, Richemont customer services worldwide will secure the replacement, storage and
appropriate disposal of any components, including for electronic circuits and batteries, which may have an adverse impact on the
environment.

 

Precautionary approach

 

Richemont Maisons will seek to make all
necessary adjustments to design, manufacturing or use of products or services, consistent with the latest scientific and technical
knowledge, to prevent any adverse impact on health, safety or the environment arising from the production process or from products
themselves.

 

Richemont will develop and maintain, where
significant hazard related risks exist, emergency preparedness plans in conjunction with the relevant services and authorities.

 

Suppliers and other stakeholders

 

Richemont will encourage its Suppliers
to adhere to principles outlined in this Model Environmental Code of Conduct and promote, where appropriate, necessary improvements
in their practices to make them consistent with those of the Group.

 

As part of open dialogue with the Stakeholders;
any potential concern or proposal for improvement with respect to the environmentally responsible practices should be reported
to directly to senior management.

 

Monitoring, evaluation and compliance

 

The Group will regularly monitor the performance
of its manufacturing facilities in terms of compliance with this Code.

 

All existing or potential discrepancies
between current operations and requirements set out in Model Environmental Code of Conduct should be evaluated and reported along
with appropriate recovery action plans.

 

Any material non-compliance with these
guidelines may be reported on an anonymous basis to the Head of Internal Audit at GroupAudit.Director@richemont.com. Internal Audit
will then assess the problem and review appropriate corrective action in conjunction with the management of the facility concerned.

 

Regular updates

 

This Model Environmental Code of Conduct
will be revised and updated on an ad hoc basis to address continuing requirements of responsible environmental management as they
arise.

 

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ANNEX I

 

A&P EXPENSES REPORT

 

 

The A&P Expenses Report form is attached hereto.

 

	For and on behalf of	 	For and on behalf of
	MONTBLANC-SIMPLO GMBH	 	INTER PARFUMS SA
	 	 	 
	/s/ Jérome Lambert	 	/s/ Philippe Benacin
	Jérome Lambert	 	Philippe BENACIN
	Chief Executive Officer	 	Président Directeur Général
	 	 	 
	/s/ Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Mr. Mike Woodcock	 	 
	Executive Vice President Finance	 	 

 

    	 	Page 45 of 45Exhibit
10.165

 

This document constitutes part of a prospectus covering securities that have been registered under the Securities Act of 1933.

 

Nonqualified Stock Option Contract

THIS NONQUALIFIED STOCK OPTION CONTRACT is entered into effective as of the 31st day of December, 2010, by and between INTER PARFUMS, INC., a Delaware corporation (the “Company”) and ___________ (“Option Holder”).

 

WITNESSETH:

 

1.           The Company, in accordance with the resolutions adopted by the Company’s Executive Compensation and Stock Option Committee (the “Committee”), and the terms and subject to the conditions of the Company’s 2004 Stock Option Plan (the “2004 Plan”), hereby grants to the Option Holder as of December 31, 2010, a nonqualified stock option to purchase an aggregate of ______ shares (the “Shares”) of the common stock, $.001 par value per share, of the Company (the “Common Stock”), at the exercise price of $19.025 per share.

2.           Subject to earlier termination as provided in the 2004 Plan, the term of this option shall be six (6) years from the date hereof; provided that, such option shall vest and become exercisable to purchase shares of Common Stock as follows: 20% one year after the date of grant, and then 20% on each of the second, third, fourth and fifth consecutive years from the date of grant on a cumulative basis, so that each option shall become fully vested and exercisable on the fifth year from the date of grant.

3.           (a)           Subject to the provisions contained in Section 2 hereof, this option may be exercised from time to time in whole or in part prior to the end of the term of the option (but not with respect to less than 100 Shares (unless less than 100 Shares remain to be purchased, then such amount remaining), or fractional Shares), by giving written notice to the Company at its principal office, presently 551 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York 10176, stating that the Option Holder is exercising this option, specifying the number of Shares purchased and accompanied by payment in full of the aggregate purchase price therefor (i) in cash or certified check or (ii) with previously acquired shares of
Common Stock or a combination of the foregoing if permitted in the sole discretion of the Company’s Executive Compensation and Stock Option Committee (the “Committee”).

(b)           In addition, upon the exercise of this option, the Company may withhold cash and/or Shares to be issued with respect thereto, having an aggregate fair market value equal to the amount which it determines is necessary to satisfy its obligation to withhold federal, state and local income taxes or other taxes incurred by reason of such exercise. Alternatively, the Company may require the holder to pay to the Company such amount, in cash, promptly upon demand. The Company shall not be required to issue any Shares pursuant to this option until all required payments have been made.

4.           This option is not transferable otherwise than by will or the laws of descent and distribution and may be exercised, during the lifetime of the Option Holder, only by the Option Holder or his legal representatives.

 

  

  

  

 

5.           Nothing in the 2004 Plan or herein shall confer upon the Option Holder any right to continue in the employ of, or be associated with, the Company, its Parent or any of its Subsidiaries, or interfere in any way with the right to employment or association of the Option Holder with the Company, its Parent or any of its Subsidiaries.

6.           The Option Holder understands that the Shares have been registered for issuance to the Option Holder in Registration Statement No. 333-136988 under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the “Act”). Resale to the public by the Option Holder is to be made under Rule 144 under the Act in accordance with the procedure for resale of “affiliate shares” in the absence of a subsequent effective registration statement for the resale of the Shares. Notwithstanding registration under the Act, the Option Holder understands that in accordance with the provisions of the Company’s Code of Business Conduct, (i) the Option Holder must obtain permission from the Company’s Chief Financial Officer prior to any sale of the
Shares; and (ii) the use of material non-public information in connection with the sale of the Company’s shares (“Insider Trading”) or the communication of such information to others who use it in trading the Company’s shares (“Tipping”) is strictly prohibited.

7.           (a)           The Option Holder understands that the Company maintains its internet website at www.interparfumsinc.com which is linked to the SEC Edgar database. The Option Holder can obtain through the Company’s website, free of charge, its annual reports on Form 10-K, quarterly reports on Form 10-Q, current reports on Form 8-K, and amendments to those reports filed or furnished pursuant to Section 13(a) or 15(d) of the Exchange as soon as reasonably practicable after the Company has electronically filed with or furnished them to the SEC.

  (b)           In addition, the Company will cause to be delivered to the Option Holder, upon request to the Company directed to either the Chief Financial Officer or the Controller, without charge to the Option Holder, a copy of the documents incorporated by reference into the Registration Statement, other than exhibits (unless such exhibits are specifically incorporated by reference into the Registration Statement).

8.           Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, if at any time the Chief Executive Officer, Board of Directors of the Company or the Committee shall determine it its discretion that the listing or qualification of the Shares on any securities exchange, with national securities association or under any applicable law, or the consent or approval of any governmental regulatory body, is necessary or desirable as a condition of, or in connection with, the granting of an option, or the issue of Shares thereunder, or the sale of the Shares, then this option may not be exercised in whole or in part unless such listing, qualification, consent or approval shall have been effected or obtained free of any conditions not acceptable to the Chief Executive Officer,
Board of Directors or the Committee.

9.           (a)           The Company and the Option Holder further agree that they will both be subject to and bound by all of the terms and conditions of the 2004 Plan, which is incorporated by reference herein and made a part hereof as if fully set forth herein.

 

  

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(b)         In the event the Option Holder's employment by, or association with, the Company, its Parent or any of its Subsidiaries terminates, or in the event of the death or disability of the Option Holder, the rights hereunder shall be governed by, and made subject to, the provisions of the 2004 Plan.

(c)         In the event of a conflict between the terms of this Contract and the terms of the 2004 Plan, then in such event, the terms of 2004 Plan shall govern.

(d)         Except as otherwise provided herein, all capitalized terms used herein shall have the same meaning ascribed to them in the 2004 Plan.

(e)         The Option Holder agrees that the Company may amend the 2004 Plan and the options granted to the Option Holder under the 2004 Plan, subject to the limitations contained in the 2004 Plan.

10.         This Contract shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of any successor or assign of the Company and to any executor, administrator or legal representative entitled by law to the Option Holder's right hereunder.

11.         This Contract shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of New York, without regard to the principles of conflicts of laws.

 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have entered into this Contract effective as of the date first above written.

	
INTER PARFUMS, INC.

	  
	
By:

	
   

	  	
[Name and Title]

	  	  
	  	
   

	
 

	
   

 

Schedule of Executive Officers and Number of Shares Underlying Option

 

	
Executive Officer

	 	
Number of Shares

	  	 	  
	
Jean Madar

	 	
19,000

	
Philippe Benacin

	 	
19,000

	
Russell Greenberg

	 	
25,000

	
Philippe Santi

	 	
3,000

	
Frederic Garcia-Pelayo

	 	
3,000

	
Henry B. “Andy” Clarke

	 	
7,500

 

  

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