Ffern

Ffern We are an organic, seasonal fragrance maker. We make four fragrances per year, released at the turn of the seasons for the names on our ledger.
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We publish our full all-natural ingredients list over at www.ffern.co.

The Green Knight • Summer 26As we count down the days to the solstice and the release of Summer 26, we are delighted to ...
11/06/2026

The Green Knight • Summer 26

As we count down the days to the solstice and the release of Summer 26, we are delighted to introduce you to the central character at the heart of our summer world. Inspired by one of the jewels of medieval poetry.

⚔️ Our Summer 26 film, The Green Knight, will arrive on the summer solstice, 21st June

🌹 Thank you to .skai who created this beautiful Green Knight from plants for Ffern

07/06/2026

The Green Knight • Coming soon

For Summer 26, we have ventured to a land of myth and legend. Where amid stony ruins, the scent of sun-warmed roses drifts on the air… 🌹

We are so thrilled to invite you into this storied world with us. Our Summer 26 film, The Green Knight, will arrive on the summer solstice, 21st June.

Meet us at the Green Chapel to discover who plays our Green Knight ⚔️

06/06/2026

Corsican clementine • Summer 26

Our Summer 26 fragrance opens with a mouthwatering burst. Corsican clementines, dewy and glittering, sparkle alongside the sharper, tangy notes of green mandarin and white grapefruit.

When held against the fast-fading sunlight, our citrus fruits are lucent like jewelled panes of stained glass. Amber, chartreuse, tangerine… what other pigments can you see?

Textures of rose • Summer 26For the peach-coloured flower of our Summer 26 scent, we called on damask roses - deep and j...
04/06/2026

Textures of rose • Summer 26

For the peach-coloured flower of our Summer 26 scent, we called on damask roses - deep and jammy - and Rose de Mai, with its honeyed, powdery delicacy. A marriage of equals that evokes our romantic bloom, rambling between branches and over the crumbling stones of an old ruin.

Richly textured, the scent of roses can vary through the course of a single day. Who knew that these flowers, much like humans, are governed by deep, internal rhythms, instructing them to release their scents when bees and butterflies are near - which is why you’ll find their perfumes sweetest when walking through the garden in the early morning or at dusk.

Celebrating the sweetpea • Summer 26One of our favourite summertime flowers, sweetpeas seem so quintessentially British ...
03/06/2026

Celebrating the sweetpea • Summer 26

One of our favourite summertime flowers, sweetpeas seem so quintessentially British it’s easy to forget that they aren’t native to these islands at all.

With their fragrant frills and curling tendrils of green, sweetpeas originated in Sicily as wild flowers, first recorded by the monk Franciscus Cupani in 1695. Entranced by their beauty, he sent their seeds to plantsmen throughout Europe, where they have been grown for centuries 🫛🌿

June roses • Summer 26Newly sprung in June, roses in the northern hemisphere are at the peak of their bloom. From neatly...
02/06/2026

June roses • Summer 26

Newly sprung in June, roses in the northern hemisphere are at the peak of their bloom. From neatly clipped terraces to tumbling climbers, claiming warm stony walls, their palette spans soft blush pinks, buttery yellows, velvety crimsons, pure white…

One of our favourites, the Rose de Mai - or centifolia, meaning hundred-petalled - is rich and honeyed, the very essence of an imagined rose. At the heart of our Summer 26 fragrance, it brings a touch of delicacy ✨ 🌹

01/06/2026

🔔 Sound on! 🔔

The latest episode of our podcast, As the Season Turns, is out now. For June, we are by the creek watching eels, dragonflies, damselflies and bright blue demoiselles. We hear a midsummer love song that calls upon us to get outside, and bask in the light of the Rose Moon.

Listen wherever you find your podcasts 🌝

Illustrations by .c.illustration

Bran • Summer 26A traditional byproduct of stone milled grains, bran has been around for thousands of years. When treate...
31/05/2026

Bran • Summer 26

A traditional byproduct of stone milled grains, bran has been around for thousands of years. When treated carefully, its outer husks can be dried and warmed to yield a beautiful vanillic scent. Hazy, ambery and honeyed, it’s a wonder bran has been overlooked, rarely used in perfumery.

This summer, we paired bran, a new ingredient in our palette, with the sweet sparkling scents of clementine, rose and a spiralling green vine. Lingering on the skin, bran brings longevity to our fragrance - conjuring fields burnished with barley, summer harvests and dry heat 🌾 ✨

A twist of green • Summer 26Twining between the sun-warmed roses at the heart of Summer 26, winds a joyful green vine we...
30/05/2026

A twist of green • Summer 26

Twining between the sun-warmed roses at the heart of Summer 26, winds a joyful green vine wending its way towards the sun.
Here we imagined the fresh green curlicues of a sweetpea. After much experimenting, we captured its delicate scent with aromatic basil, galbanum, petitgrain and blackcurrant bud.

The result is bright and verdant, as if these shoots have just let drip their drink of dew 🌱

28/05/2026

Cold pressing clementine rind • Summer 26

Cold press extraction is one of the oldest and most direct forms of extraction in perfumery. For Summer 26, a mythical citrus-floral fragrance, we used this centuries-old technique to preserve the dewy, sweet scents of Corsican clementine and sharp white grapefruit.

Pressed between the cool steel needles, graters and rollers of a perfumer’s pelatrice, the citrus rinds are crushed to release the brightest and purest fragrant oils ✨ 🍊

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