Royal Princess Oud

Royal Princess Oud is a women’s Eau de Parfum by Creed, launched in 2015 and inspired by Henry Creed II’s couture sketchbooks. The house places it among floral ambers: raspberry, bergamot and cardamom in the top, Damask rose, angelica and jasmine in the heart, oud, patchouli, iris and labdanum in the base.

Brand: Creed
Launch year: 2015
Gender: Women
Olfactory family: Floral
Secondary family: Oriental
Concentration: Eau de Parfum

Published November 12, 2026

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Royal Princess Oud came out at Creed in 2015. Now Smell This announced it in July, alongside Royal Mayfair and Creed for Kids, for a September release, and The Scented Salamander presented it in November among the year’s new launches. The house intends it for women.

It was born from the family archives: more than twenty volumes of sketchbooks from the time when the Creeds dressed men and women in London. The house calls it the first scent drawn from a century of couturier history and credited its composition to Olivier Creed.

A couture gown

Creed now presents it as a tribute to Henry Creed II, whose early twentieth-century sketchbooks inspire it. Its launch copy described the portrait of a scarlet velvet gown, a modern-day little red dress worn from afternoon tea to grand balls.

The house now speaks of an oud shaped like a haute couture gown, for a woman who combines strength with effortless elegance. It ranks it among its Millésime creations, a word borrowed from wine to denote a great vintage.

Sizes

Royal Princess Oud is sold in 30, 75, 240 and 490 ml. Creed says it brings together top-tier materials, from Damask rose to oud, and is currently renewing its packaging without changing the juice.