Perfumes Amiguet

Perfumes Amiguet, founded by Roberto Amiguet Farré and based at 59 P. Gómez (Corrales), Havana, Cuba, brought the rich cultural and botanical heritage of Cuba to life through its perfumes and toiletries. The brand's fragrances, introduced between the 1930s and 1950s, reflect the vibrant, tropical essence of Havana, drawing on local ingredients and the island’s affinity for tobacco, florals, and earthy tones.

Perfumeria Fibah

Turkish-born Maurice Habif was co-owner of the Perfumeria Fibah in Havana Cuba, along with his brother Albert (Alberto).

Le Clairac

Solis Le Clairac, a distinguished perfume house based in Paris, France, began an exclusive export partnership with the renowned El Encanto store in Havana, Cuba, around 1932. This collaboration marked a significant moment in both Solis Le Clairac’s history and the retail landscape of Havana. The El Encanto store, known for its upscale offerings, became the sole outlet for Solis Le Clairac’s perfumes outside of France, establishing a unique and prestigious presence in the Cuban market.

Solis Le Clairac’s choice to align with El Encanto was not merely a business transaction but a strategic move that reflected a deep connection between the two entities. It was rumored that Solis Le Clairac also owned the El Encanto store, a claim that, if true, would underscore a remarkable synergy between the Parisian perfumery and the Havana establishment. This ownership would have facilitated a seamless integration of Solis Le Clairac's exclusive fragrances into the store’s luxurious inventory, enhancing the brand's visibility and appeal among Havana’s elite clientele.

Drialys Perfumes

Perfumeria Drialys, established by Alonso Y Arenas in c1920 in Havana, Cuba. (Also spelled Drialis). They continued production into the 1950s. The company specialized in manufacturing perfumes, toiletries, cosmetics and soaps. They were affiliated to Parfumerie Miga of Zurich.