Clubman / Edouard Pinaud
Two centuries of barbershop tradition.
Édouard Pinaud established his Parisian perfumery house around 1830 and built a reputation for high-quality grooming preparations that earned royal appointment at the Tsar's court and medals at Paris world expositions. The brand journeyed across the Atlantic to become a fixture of the American barbershop, where its talc-dusted Clubman Pinaud aftershave became as much a part of the shared experience as the straight razor itself. Today, owned by American International Industries, Clubman operates at the mass-market tier with a portfolio of aftershaves, colognes, and grooming preparations that carry their original aromatic profiles essentially unchanged: powdery violet, bay rum, and clean aromatic musks that recall the twentieth-century barbershop. For wet-shaving enthusiasts and nostalgists the brand is less a commercial choice than a connection to grooming history.
DNA over time
Each column is an era. Each colored band shows that family’s share of accord weight across every perfume the house released in that window. Bigger band = the house leaned harder on that family.
