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Tom Ford's fragrance business belongs to the American label the designer founded in 2005, and it is now part of the Estée Lauder Companies, which owns the brand. The scents include a Signature range and the Private Blend collection introduced in 2007, which Wikipedia describes as more experimental and niche. Many lean toward dense, dark compositions built on spice, resins, leather or gourmand notes, though the citrus-led Neroli Portofino shows a brighter side. On this site you will find the original Black Orchid alongside Private Blend names such as Oud Wood, Tobacco Vanille and the cherry scents, plus later additions like Rose Exposed. Prices here track Amazon US listings only; we do not test or rank the fragrances.

39 Tom Ford bottles are on our ledger (8 masculine, 9 feminine and 22 shared). Measured per milliliter, Noir Extreme Eau de Parfum 150 ml leads at $1.12, a useful yardstick when comparing Tom Ford perfume prices.

2 of the 39 bottles have a listing sold by Amazon or Tom Ford directly. Looking for Tom Ford cologne? The men's cologne page sorts masculine bottles across every house.

History

Tom Ford founded his own label in 2005, with headquarters in New York City. Black Orchid, the first fragrance sold under the Tom Ford Beauty banner, launched on November 2, 2006, at the Saks Fifth Avenue flagship in New York; Parfumo credits David Apel and Pierre Negrin. In 2007 the Private Blend collection was introduced, including Noir de Noir, Tobacco Vanille, Oud Wood (credited to perfumer Richard Herpin) and Neroli Portofino. Grey Vetiver, credited to Harry Frémont, reached shelves in 2009. Velvet Orchid followed Black Orchid in 2014, Noir Extreme arrived in 2015, and Fucking Fabulous in 2017. Lost Cherry and Ombré Leather came in 2018, then Rose Prick and Bitter Peach in 2020. Vanilla Sex and Electric Cherry followed in 2023, and Rose Exposed in 2025. The Estée Lauder Companies has owned the Tom Ford brand since 2023, while the fashion business is owned by the Ermenegildo Zegna Group through Tom Ford International.

The Tom Ford style

Tom Ford fragrances tend to favor weight and contrast: truffle, oud, tobacco, leather and roasted tonka appear again and again, often rounded off with vanilla, amber or sandalwood. Fruit notes such as cherry and peach are usually pushed toward liqueur, almond or rum rather than freshness.

The lowest price per ml

Noir Extreme Eau de Parfum 150 ml at $1.12, Black Orchid Eau de Toilette 100 ml at $1.17, Black Orchid Eau de Parfum 150 ml at $1.17, Ombré Leather Eau de Parfum 150 ml at $1.17 and Black Orchid Eau de Parfum 100 ml at $1.29. These are the five cheapest Tom Ford bottles per milliliter today; the most expensive is Rose Prick Eau de Parfum 30 ml at $8.33, 7.4 times the cheapest.

How Tom Ford prices vary by strength

Strength changes the price within the house: Parfum (6 bottles, median $2.01 per ml), Eau de Parfum (31 bottles, median $3.02 per ml) and Eau de Toilette (2 bottles, median $1.57 per ml). Compare the same fragrance across strengths on its own page rather than across fragrances, since a different formula is a different product.

Buying Tom Ford on Amazon

2 of 39 bottles have a listing sold by Amazon or by Tom Ford, the sellers that carry their own name on the listing; no seller type is a guarantee, so a reseller's ratings and returns policy still matter. For the other 37, we have seen no listing from Amazon or the house, so check the seller's ratings and read our guide on how to tell if perfume is fake before you buy. Prices are checked once a day and every table shows when. The 39 Tom Ford bottles span 30 ml to 150 ml and $70.99 to $349.90, so a larger bottle can cost more in total while costing less per milliliter.

The fragrances we track

• Black Orchid The house's first fragrance under the Tom Ford Beauty banner, released on November 2, 2006, is credited on Parfumo to David Apel and Pierre Negrin. It lists black truffle, bitter orange, ylang-ylang and bergamot, then black orchid, black plum and rum, over patchouli and vanilla. 8 bottles, from $1.17/ml.
• Noir Extreme This 2015 variation on the men's Tom Ford Noir, credited to Sonia Constant, lists cardamom, mandarin, nutmeg, saffron and neroli, then a kulfi note, mastic, orange blossom, jasmine and rose, over vanilla, amber and sandalwood. 5 bottles, from $1.12/ml.
• Tobacco Vanille Tobacco and vanilla lead this 2007 Private Blend original, credited to Olivier Gillotin, with dried fruits, cocoa, ginger, resins and tonka bean. It sits closer to gourmand territory than its founding siblings Oud Wood and Noir de Noir. 2 bottles, from $4.16/ml.
• Ombré Leather Released in 2018 and credited to Sonia Constant, it frames leather with cardamom, jasmine sambac and saffron and rests on patchouli, vetiver, amber and white moss, a plainer leather study than the boozy Private Blend fruits. 3 bottles, from $1.17/ml.
• Oud Wood Part of the original 2007 Private Blend scents and credited to Richard Herpin, it lists cardamom, oud, sandalwood, rosewood, amber, pink pepper, tonka bean, vetiver and patchouli, a spicier, woodier profile than Tobacco Vanille. 3 bottles, from $2.32/ml.
• Grey Vetiver Credited to Harry Frémont and released in 2009, this frames vetiver with grapefruit, orange blossom and sage, nutmeg, iris and pimento, finishing on oakmoss and amberwood. It is among the more restrained scents listed here. 3 bottles, from $1.49/ml.
• Neroli Portofino Released in 2007 and credited to Rodrigo Flores-Roux, it lists bergamot, orange blossom and mandarin over amber and vanilla, a brighter, citrus-led counterweight to the collection's darker names. 2 bottles, from $3.90/ml.
• Velvet Orchid A 2014 offshoot of Black Orchid, this eau de parfum lists honey, vanilla, bergamot and mandarin, then cattleya orchid, jasmine, magnolia and orange blossom, over myrrh, labdanum and sandalwood. 2 bottles, from $1.38/ml.
• Noir de Noir Another of the 2007 Private Blend originals, credited to Harry Frémont and Jacques Cavallier-Belletrud. Saffron leads into black rose and black truffle, over patchouli, oud, vanilla and moss, placing rose at the center where Oud Wood has spice. 1 bottle, from $3.02/ml.
• Bitter Peach Added to Private Blend in 2020, Bitter Peach lists wild peach, Sicilian blood orange and cardamom, then rum absolute, cognac, davana, heliotrope and jasmine sambac, over sandalwood, vanilla, benzoin and cashmeran. Parfumo credits Jean-Marc Chaillan and Laurent Le Guernec. 2 bottles, from $5.44/ml.
• Rose Prick Inspired by Ford's own private rose garden, this 2020 release layers Bulgarian rose and Rose de Mai with Sichuan pepper, turmeric, Indonesian patchouli, Tolu balm and roasted tonka bean. 2 bottles, from $5.58/ml.
• Fabulous 1 bottle, from $7.00/ml.
• Lost Cherry The earliest of the cherry scents tracked here, Lost Cherry arrived in 2018 and is credited to Louise Turner. It lists black cherry, cherry liqueur and bitter almond, then griotte syrup, jasmine sambac and Turkish rose, over roasted tonka bean, Peru balsam, cedar, sandalwood and vetiver. 1 bottle, from $6.18/ml.
• Vanilla Sex Released in 2023 and credited to Nathalie Gracia-Cetto, it lists vanilla absolute, Indian vanilla, jasmine absolute, orris root, sandalwood and animalic notes. Where Tobacco Vanille adds smoke and spice, this one keeps vanilla out front. 2 bottles, from $4.90/ml.
• Electric Cherry Released in 2023 and credited to Louise Turner, this fruity floral in the cherry family lists sour cherry, ambrettolide, pink pepper, pistachio and Indian ginger, then jasmine sambac, over sandalwood. 1 bottle, from $6.67/ml.
• Rose Exposed Released in 2025, Rose Exposed lists rose absolute and rose water, pink and white pepper, bergamot, cypress, frankincense and orange blossom, over black leather, cashmeran, sandalwood and turmeric. 1 bottle, from $2.66/ml.