An exceptionally well-blended aldehydic chypre of the outmost quality of raw-materials! Created in 1961 by Guy Robert, nephew of Henri Robert, the head perfumer at Chanel (1954-1978). Both Roberts are...

There is not much I can add to the excellent descriptions, most recently from EvaVic below, of Caleche Soie de Parfum - this is a true masterpiece which has held up through the years since its creatio...

Seeing these recent reviews for Caleche brings back such memories. In the mid 70's and perhaps into the early 80's, THIS was my signature scent - it was almost all I wore and I think I even had some ...

This is a review for the soie de parfum Caleche. This scent is an oldie but goody and is definitely considered a classic, retro or vintage. It is by far my favorite aldehyde fragrance but I guess it ...

this review is for the Voile Parfume, or Emulsion, of Caleche. This scent really does grow on you. as mentioned by others, it stays close to you, like a skin scent. so, to have this as a gel-cream ...

Edit: added a lippie; have been wearing this more because my husband likes it. . . And it's growing on me despite, well, see below. . . . ----- This is not my type of fragrance at all. It's an aldehyd...

Caleche smells exactly like high end expensive soap with hints of florals, very clean-cut and classy. For a chypre it's rather friendly, the oakmoss doesn't smell too dark and mossy here. Good sillage...

I've always loved Caleche. It's uber sexy vampy and daring. This is a chypre (similar but different to EL Knowing, Clinique Elixir and Lavin's Arpege). But it's more soapy and sandalwood comes th...

Love Caleche so much! I had it first in my twenties, but it didn't suit me then - time was needed to grow into it. Caleche is utterly classical French perfume. Clean, aldehydic, incredibly classy, tim...

This is how I would scent a blonde Scarlet Johansson. Chandler Burr calls Caleche 'austerely beautiful' and austerely beautiful she is. Only, you need to like aldehydes to enjoy her beauty. She is ve...