Company Profile
Puig
Company Overview
Puig creates distinctive brands and fragrance experiences that make people dream. The company’s ambition is to define the future of the fragrance category and capture a disproportionate share of innovation and growth. The company’s strong performance has resulted in substantial growth and revenues of €1,933 million in 2018. Puig products are sold in more than 150 countries.
Fashion brands under the Puig umbrella today include, Paco Rabanne, Carolina Herrera, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Nina Ricci: plus the cosmetic and fragrance divisions for these fashion brands, in addition to Christian Louboutin Beauty, Eric Buterbaugh Fragrances, Penhaligon's, Prada Parfums, L'Artisan Parfumeur and more.
To experience Puig is to experience métier, innovation and passion. Join our extraordinary journey, on which you will find challenges, excitement, achievement, commitment and pride. You will be working in a unique place where you have the opportunity to create, grow and make an impact.
"The Puig specialty is capturing and bottling the dreams that fashion evokes."
Company History
Founded 100+ years ago in Barcelona by Antonio Puig, an art lover and habitue of the artistic circles of the time, this third-generation family-owned fashion and fragrance company has become one of the most important luxury groups in the world. During the 1960s the business evolved into a modern global corporation with the signing of groundbreaking designer Paco Rabanne, the establishment of its own research and development laboratories, and collaboration with cutting-edge talent in the field of advertising and marketing. Guided by the original family vision of creativity, innovation and entrepreneurship, Puig builds brands into prestigious international icons of luxury.
Notable Products / Brands
Carolina Herrera, Paco Rabanne, Jean Paul Gaultier, Nina Ricci, Prada Parfums, Penhaligon's, L'Artisan Parfumeur, Christian Louboutin Beauty
Notable Accomplishments / Recognition
From the start, Puig has been committed to building a sustainable future and respecting the environment. In 2014, as the company celebrated its 100th Anniversary, Puig took a major step forward, by announcing a company-wide program: the Sustainability Plan to 2020. Comprehensive, conceived for the long term, this blueprint sets forth clear commitments, objectives and timelines for improving the organization’s sustainability performance. The Plan covers five pillars of activity which address sustainability across the value chain:
Product Stewardship, which includes guidelines to optimize and reduce packaging and prioritizes the use of more sustainable materials and ingredients.
Sustainable Sourcing, which extends the Puig environmental and social commitment to its suppliers and includes sustainability criteria in the qualification and prioritization of suppliers.
Responsible Logistics, which seeks ways to reduce transportation emissions through process optimization in partnership with the logistic suppliers.
Responsible Manufacturing,
which aims to minimize negative effects caused by production on the environment.
Employees and Facilities,
with the objective of reducing the environmental footprint of company staff.