Prada said to be ending fragrance licence deal with Puig

Published: 26-Jul-2018
Fragrance Finance

The luxury brand's fragrance business has been licensed to the Spanish company since 2003

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Prada has reportedly called time on its fragrance licence agreement with Puig, according to sources talking to Fashion Network.

This year, Puig has built up its fragrance and beauty business, inking a

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