Eisenberg of Chicago, IL, was a renowned name in the American fashion and beauty industry, known for its glamorous costume jewelry, clothing, and, by 1941, an equally sophisticated line of perfumes and cosmetics. The company’s offerings were exclusive, with its products available only in select department stores across major American cities. This approach ensured that each city had a single retailer carrying Eisenberg's complete collection, adding an air of exclusivity and prestige to the brand.
The fragrance line included four custom scents, each packaged with an eye for style and elegance that matched the brand’s reputation. The perfumes were designed to be as refined and fashionable as Eisenberg’s jewelry and garments, creating a complete sensory experience for customers. The company’s fragrances, along with its luxurious cosmetics, were a perfect complement to the upscale image Eisenberg cultivated through its fashion and accessories, catering to a clientele that valued sophistication, exclusivity, and high-quality craftsmanship.
