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It is a free UK shipping weekend until Midnight on Monday 2nd March use the discount code SPRING at checkout. Check out our new season's arrivals. 

We are loving this feature on all things suede in the current issue of My Fashion Magazine with a Roullier White exclusive Suede by Uermi.  Find My Fashion Magazine here and find out about the UK's largest collection of rare fragrances on the Roullier White website here . 

We are pleased to see our lovely Cocolux candles amongst some very good company in this Instagram by Get The Gloss.

'Rodology' is the pseudonym for freelance artist, photographer and designer-maker Roderick Barker-Benfield. Rod creates jewellery, makes sculptures, and also dabbles in photographic portraiture. Roderick combines his eye for detail with his passion for creativity to capture and create things you wouldn't normally see. Rodology's unique and beautifully intricate cufflinks are a prime example of this creativity, and is a product we are thrilled to stock. His jewellery and cufflinks can be found in several high end and boutique stockists around the UK whilst his photographic work is regularly published in prestigious national newspapers and magazines including The Guardian, The Sunday Times and the BBC.       Rodology Cufflinks, available through Roullier White .  Roderick lives in South London, and whilst his base of operations has recently moved to SW2, he has no problem getting around on his beloved Honda C90. Rodology have some new products currently in the...

We are delighted to be included in this review of on trend fragrances for London Fashion Week with our exclusive brand Uermi.  Find House of Coco here . FASHION FEBRUARY 22, 2015 FRAGRANCES FOR FASHION WEEK – UÈRMÌ COLLECTION So Fashion Week season is upon us – we’ve got the look-at-me outfit, the ridiculously high shoes and oh-so-chic sunglasses even though its pretty damp and dreary here in London. What else could you possibly need to make a statement this fashion week?! Well UÈRMÌ (pronounced ‘wear me’) have the answer in the form of a perfume collection that embodies different fabrics. Yes thats right – you can now wear your favourite material in the form of a scent! UÈRMÌ is a collection of luxury scents that combine fashion and fragrance. Based within the ideology that fragrance should not only encompass the sense of smell, but also touch and sight too, the concept has been created by Italian duo, Palmiro Peaquin and Aurora Carrara. They believe that t...

Tessa Williams, author of the hugely successful and inspirational Cult Perfumes book, has recently produced a new range of luxury scented candles inspired by the elements. Each candle comes packaged in a beautifully designed cylinder case that was designed by Gunita Wilson in association with Scent Perfique. These new and exciting scented candles are available in four fragrances: Fire, Water, Earth and Air. Each has a unique scent that is inspired by the ferocious power of nature. Williams' use of blending ingredients truly shines through in these candles with the use of exotic notes such as lapsang souchong, sweet vanilla caramel, Jamaican ginger roots and Russian coriander to name a few. Air Earth Water Fire

Twin: London Fashion Week Beauty Essentials: Uermi: Denim

We are thrilled to be included in this wonderful post from the gorgeous Twin blog. Check out Twin here . TWIN PICKS: LFW BEAUTY ESSENTIALS 19.02.2015 |  BEAUTY  | BY:  MARIELLA AGAPIOU London Fashion Week starts tomorrow, and with it comes a host of shows, exhibitions and events, all in celebration of the season ahead. In preparation, we’ve gathered together four key products that will prove to be rather handy over the next five days. It’s as though all sense of routine is thrown out and a diet of Propercorn, caffeine and alcohol becomes the norm. To hide the effects of dehydration, we’ll be applying Aesop’s Elemental Facial Barrier Cream at every chance. Lord & Berry’s Twistick will provide our lips with ample moisture, while leaving a sheer yet pigmented colour. For fragrance we’ve turned to UÈRMÌ, a new line inspired by fabrics such as denim and silk, so now our scent can reflect our sartorial choices. And to keep our hands and body ready for the long d...

Emma is a fashion graduate from Portsmouth University who creates men's accessories (bow ties, pocket squares and skinny ties) along with hair bows and women's ties. They are lovingly hand made from carefully sourced fabric including vintage and recycled clothes.                                                                     This particular tie was made out of a Laura Ashley fabric Emma has always been a fan of the "English Gentleman" look, and this image was the main source of inspiration for creating her company. Her ethos is to make each customer feel special and unique whilst brining back the well dressed gent. Each of her bow ties come packaged in a sophisticated box complete with ribbon and a personalised, hand-written message from Emma herself as a "thank you". Emma has always had a k...

New in: Kaymet Kaymet is a London based company who have been producing hand made aluminium trays and trolleys since 1947. Their warehouse is based in Bermondsey, and Roullier White are thrilled to stock such a quality product so near to home.  Their trays are brushed and then pressed before using anodised aluminium for the ultimate finish. The rubber and diamond trays are extremely functional as they add a good level of grip and will prevent your food and drinks from slipping. Kaymet's more simple yet effectively striking gold and black trays are also brilliantly designed and radiate a certain elegance.  To browse the whole Kaymet range, visit Roullier White's Serving section, or, if you have been taken by one of the trays featured in this post, just click the picture to be taken straight through to the product. 

New in: Cocolux - Coconut Wax Candles Cocolux is an Australian company who create wonderfully hand-made scented candles inspired by nature. Their ethos is focused on maintaining an environmentally friendly product that can be recycled, reused, and created using only organic materials. Cocolux uses pesticide free coconut wax that releases a completely natural high volume fragrance. Their genius use of a copper vessel also reinforces their earth friendly ethos as copper is a 100% recyclable material that can be reused without any loss of quality. They state that around 80% of the copper we use in the world today is recycled. It doesn't hurt that they look fantastic and slick too.  Cocolux candles have an 80 hour burn time and are available in six unique and exotic fragrances:  Grapefruit & Lemongrass Island Fig, Cassis & Peach Sweet Pomegranate & Acai Tonka Bean & Lime Zest Tropical Gardenia Wild Frangipani

New In: St Raph Perfumes St Raph is a brand new British company that prides itself on using authentic, natural ingredients in order to create fragrances of quality and uniqueness. The nose behind their scents is John Stephen, a perfumer who has been making English fragrances for over 40 years. St Raph's first three fragrances are Everlasting Red, Misty Dew, and Sweet Jasmine are exclusive to Roullier White.  Everlasting Red Fragrance Notes - Bergamot, Rose Absolute, Vetiver, Vanilla Misty Dew Fragrance Notes - Rosemary, Cassie, Musk, Ambergis Sweet Jasmine Fragrance Notes - Lemon, Jasmine, Sandalwood, Patchouli

Today was our Content Editor Jack Batchelor's first trip to the Spring Fair. He was on the look out for interesting British brands and we found a few fascinating things. It was great to catch up with Hayley Quncey from the Original Candy Company which gave us an idea for a Roullier White Christmas window. I have known Hayley for over 15 years and it was good to hear that a product range I conceived for the Natural History Museum is still a best-seller. Agit-pops, natural lollipops with slogans; Life Is Sweet, Pollution Sucks, and Go Green.

The Scented Letter is the gorgeous digital magazine published for subscribers, we are thrilled to see some of our favourite scents, available from Roullier White, featured on these beautiful pages. Find out more about the Perfume Society here .  Find out about Roullier White's largest collection of rare fragrances in the UK here . 

The history of perfume and wellbeing are inextricably linked; apothecaries and herbalists across Europe, and barber-surgeons in Britain, sold therapeutic preparations that understandably smelt amazing due to the aromatic potency of their ingredients. The blending of botanicals for health unwittingly helped birth modern perfumery. Before 1867 perfumes and colognes had always been considered part of the medicinal pharmacy, but at the Paris International Exhibition of that year a new exhibition space was unveiled the ‘Cosmetics Hall’- an industry was born. Some of the world’s most famous scents started out not as fragrances but as medicines or cures. In 1709 Italian born Johann Maria Farina created a preparation in his new home of Cologne, which was used for treating sore gums and indigestion. French soldiers stationed there dubbed it Eau de Cologne. Napoleon used several bottles a day and subsequently the smell of the blend became synonymous with power and success; the fragrance,...