Valued C.
Customer service was awesome thanks 😊
Customer service was awesome thanks 😊

Founded in 1990, The Fragrance Outlet, Inc. owns and operates over 110 Fragrance Outlet and Designer Fragrances stores. Our first store, Fragrance Outlet, made its debut in November 1990 in Potomac Mills Mall, just outside of Washington, D.C.The concept for Fragrance Outlet was simple – offer the widest selection of genuine designer fragrances sold by knowledgeable, friendly staff at affordable prices. The formula was foolproof, and the store was an overwhelming success. Throughout the next few years, Fragrance Outlet expanded its presence in the fragrance market, opening stores in the best Outlet Centers across the country and Guam. Fragrance Outlet, Inc. continues to grow with expansion plans exceeding 100 stores over the next several years.Now, The Fragrance Outlet is prepared to build upon its successful foundation and provide our loyal customer base with an online venue for purchasing designer fragrances at affordable prices – without leaving the comfort of home. We’re bringing the Fragrance Outlet shopping experience to your computer for the utmost convenience.
Fragrance Outlet (fragranceoutlet.com) has 16,738 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.6 out of 5.
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Valued C.
Customer service was awesome thanks 😊
Fainot P.
I wish they were more discounted perfumes.
Daphanie J.
Found what I was looking for in seconds. Placed order great experience.
Julia V.
There was plenty of staff BUT only the girl that helped me was kind enough to notice me an ask if I needed help! She's a keeper
DOLO/WASHINGTON S.
Thank you for the level of customer service. I do appreciate you
Jo
They assist me well
Valued C.
Very nice selection has all the top brands. Fair prices but good deals. Customer service is good as well.
Melissa
The clerk was nice, polite, and well versed in her job. Which it steering people to the expensive. I won’t complain. I had my son school shopping he wanted to buy some cologne and was using his money. I knew it was going to be a learning experience and it was. A couple minutes after we left he had regrets. Said he felt pressured to buy. Funny thing is, he bought one (The King, or something like that) and doesn’t even like it. His favorite is the one he got at the register as a special for spending so much, for $20.