Style Edit: Why Henry Jacques’s Clic-Clac is ideal for jet-setters – the luxe travel-friendly accessory houses fragrance collections from the couture perfumery, available in its Hong Kong boutique

Jun 29 , 2023

Henry Jacques’ Clic-Clac is already achieving cult-worthy status. Photos: Henry Jacques

Couture perfumery Henry Jacques’ Clic-Clac is now available at its boutique in Elements mall in Hong Kong, housing its extensive range of Les Classiques scents in solid composition, similar to a balm

The patented perfume hardware comes in three forms – titanium, carbon and rose gold – and it features an interchangeable locking system, making it the ultimate luxury travel companion

Clic-Clac from Henry Jacques – one of the world’s most coveted perfumers – is already achieving cult-worthy status as this year’s ultimate travel companion.

The revolutionary pocket-sized accessory allows you to easily store your fragrance collection from the couture perfumery – and its design is eye-catching, too.

The unique and patented perfume hardware by Henry Jacques, the Clic-Clac.

With the Clic-Clac, Henry Jacques’ travel-friendly, interchangeable solid perfume capsules stylishly fit in your luggage, carry on or pocket.

Thanks to the innovative, groundbreaking design that features an interchangeable locking system, you can alternate scents within Henry Jacques’ entire extensive Les Classiques range, which is available in a solid composition similar to a balm that preserves the integrity of the original fragrances.

Solid perfume is making a comeback thanks in part to Henry Jacques.

Much like the scents it houses, the Clic-Clac is created from a variety of luxe materials that were chosen for both their durability and status, such as titanium, carbon and rose gold.

The Clic-Clac is available in titanium, carbon and rose gold.

The Clic-Clac is the outcome of four years of meticulous development, engineering and research by the perfume house. To ensure the unique and patented perfume hardware would be reliable, resilient and able to withstand daily use, Henry Jacques sought the help of the Swiss watchmaking industry, which has centuries of experience and knowledge in creating luxurious yet precise mechanisms that withstand the test of time.