Genuine Thai agarwood. Composed, bottled and numbered in Switzerland. By Maya Wally.
M'OUD Switzerland GmbH · Zürich · Swiss Label since 2024
Where do you stand?
None of the four apply?
The Collection
Every fragrance is limited. Every bottle, numbered.
CHF 360
Mango · Saffron · Black Pepper · Davana
30% · 12–24 h
CHF 420
Bergamot · Saffron · Cardamom
35% · 12–24 h
1,000 hand-numbered · no restock
CHF 320
Bergamot · Peach · Pink Peppercorn
30% · 12–16 h
CHF 320
Bergamot · Apricot · Lemon · Rhubarb
30% · 12–16 h
CHF 40
Discovery Set
Three Extraits, 2 ml each. A week on your skin, in your weather, through your days. Then you decide — or you decide against it, and you have still learned something.
Included
Oud Amal · Amber Mirage · Soleil Levant
3 × 2 ml · 30–35 % Extrait · Swiss Made
CHF 40
Pre-Order · Made in Switzerland · Ships by 1 January 2027The amount is credited against your first full bottle. Go further, and the trial cost you nothing.
Ships from Kloten. To the UAE from our warehouse in Dubai — two to three days.
Responsibility
Harvested by hand
Benzoin is collected as resin from scored bark; jasmine is picked at dawn, before the scent fades. Smallholder work, not machine harvest.
One tree per bottle
Every purchase plants a tree through One Tree Planted. Registered and certified since March 2024 — planted, not offset.
Materials, not an accord
The base is real raw material, not a synthetic oud accord. Which is why every batch differs slightly — that is not a flaw, that is the difference.
The material
Agarwood resin forms only when an Aquilaria tree defends itself against infection. It takes decades and cannot be grown to order — which is precisely why genuine oud is rare. Ours comes from Thailand and is aged in Swiss oak before a single drop is composed.
The question nobody asks
Agarwood does not grow in Switzerland. Neither does bergamot. Neither grows in Grasse — no perfume house in the world farms its own raw materials. An origin mark on a fragrance never says where the plant grew. It says where the composition is made, produced and controlled.
Swiss law here is stricter than its reputation. Cosmetics have had their own ordinance since 2017, and Swiss Label verifies compliance independently. What happens here: composition, formulation, filling and control.
60 %
minimum share of manufacturing costs that must arise in Switzerland
80 %
minimum share of research, development and production costs
0 %
is how much raw materials that cannot grow here count — neither for us nor against us
Industry ordinance on the use of the indication of source ‘Switzerland’ for cosmetics, in force since 1 January 2017. Swiss Federal Institute of Intellectual Property.
Jeremy Fragrance · Beautyworld Dubai 2024
"Bit smoky but has real energy behind it. Smells good so far."
He kept the bottle. Without the box.
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