How Puig is helping in the fight against Covid-19 Puig has been working on several initiatives to fight against the novel coronavirus since the outbreak of the pandemic. We are truly committed to help society in such a challenging situation. Hand sanitizer production We are collaborating with the Spanish government by producing hand sanitizer at our plant located in Vacarisses (Barcelona). From the beginning of the Covid-19 crisis in Spain, we have delivered to our community and health system the first units of bottled disinfectant gel, to help combat the risk of shortages. Granado and UNICEF deliver liquid soap to favelas in Rio de Janeiro Our partner Granado and UNICEF Brasil have launched a joint effort to deliver liquid soap to the most vulnerable communities, to help them protect themselves from the coronavirus. The soap is donated to local organizations in the favelas of Rio and surrounding cities. CH Carolina Herrera produces masks and sanitary gowns The fashion lifestyle brand run by our partner Sociedad Textil Lonia (STL) offered their manufacturing resources to the Spanish government for the production of masks and sanitary gowns to protect healthcare personnel, as well as masks for food-industry workers. Legal Terms © Puig 2021 We use cookies on this site, both our own and those belonging to third parties. They improve your browsing experience, analyse our services, and show you advertising related to your preferences, based on a profile drawn from your browsing habits (such as which pages you've visited). You can get more information about cookies on our Cookie Policy page. You can accept all cookies by clicking on "Accept All Cookies", or configure their use by clicking on "Cookie Settings". Cookies Settings Accept All Cookies

PACO RABANNE www.pacorabanne.com On that day in 1966 when Spanish designer Paco Rabanne sent “12 Unwearable Dresses” down a Paris runway, it suddenly became conceivable for a fashionable woman to reject silk and satin and instead choose clothes made of metal or plastic. The same rebellious aesthetic imbues Paco Rabanne’s perfumes, developed in partnership with Puig. Released in 1969, his first feminine fragrance, Calandre (French for “automobile grille”) is built around a bold and surprising floral/metallic note. In 1973 Puig and Rabanne revolutionized the men’s category with Paco Rabanne Pour Homme. PUIG TRANSLATED RABANNE’s DNA into a SERIES of BLOCKBUSTER FRAGRANCES SPRING SUMMER 2020 PACOLLECTION Puig translated Paco Rabanne’s DNA into a series of blockbuster fragrances Legal Terms © Puig 2021 We use cookies on this site, both our own and those belonging to third parties. They improve your browsing experience, analyse our services, and show you advertising related to your preferences, based on a profile drawn from your browsing habits (such as which pages you've visited). You can get more information about cookies on our Cookie Policy page. You can accept all cookies by clicking on "Accept All Cookies", or configure their use by clicking on "Cookie Settings". Cookies Settings Accept All Cookies