Louis Vuitton perfume price in 2026: every bottle per ml, and what a decant costs instead

10ML read the price of every Louis Vuitton perfume it stocks, 14 in all, from each product page on Louis Vuitton's own French online store, and divided each price by the millilitres stated on the page.

Those three figures are the median price per ml of a 3ml, 10ml and 30ml decant in the 10ML Price-per-ml Index, quoted as the 10ML member price, VAT included, across the perfumes 10ML stocks. They are the yardstick for the second half of this page, where the house prices meet the decant prices.

How much Louis Vuitton perfume costs in 2026

On Louis Vuitton's French store on 18 October 2026 the 14 perfumes fell into three price tiers for a 100ml bottle: eight in the lowest tier, three eaux de parfum one tier up, and the three extraits de parfum at the top.

The table shows every full bottle with its list price and its price per ml. The prices are the French store's list prices in euros, and they include French VAT, whose standard rate is 20%¹ according to Tax Foundation: VAT Rates in Europe, as of January 2026¹.

The lowest tier holds eight perfumes: Afternoon Swim, Attrape-Rêves, California Dream, Imagination, Ink Mark, L'Immensité, Météore and Pacific Chill. Ambre Levant, Les Sables Roses and Ombre Nomade share the tier above it.

Fantasmagory, Stellar Times and Symphony share the top tier. Ten of the 14 pages state eau de parfum, the three top-tier perfumes state extrait de parfum, and the Ink Mark page states no concentration at all.

The full set of prices behind the table is published as an open dataset.

These are French list prices only. Other EU stores of the house may price the same bottle differently, so read this page as the French price list and not as a price for every country. For a wider look at how one bottle moves between countries, see the research on perfume prices across Europe.

Is the 200ml bottle better value than the 100ml?

Per ml, yes: for the nine perfumes sold in both sizes, the 200ml cost about a quarter less per ml than the 100ml, in both of the tiers that offer it.

The 200ml exists for Afternoon Swim, Ambre Levant, Attrape-Rêves, Imagination, L'Immensité, Les Sables Roses, Météore, Ombre Nomade and Pacific Chill. The saving held for every one of those nine rows in the table above, whichever tier the perfume sits in.

California Dream is the exception worth knowing about. Its page names a 200ml format, but on 18 October 2026 only the 100ml was on offer. Ink Mark and the three extraits were 100ml only.

A lower price per ml is not the same as a better purchase. The 200ml is a bigger commitment of money up front, and a bottle that large only pays back if you are sure the perfume suits you. A reader who is still deciding can use the sizes covered later on this page.

What the travel spray costs per ml

The travel spray, sold with four 7.5ml refills (30ml in all), cost the same as the 100ml bottle of that perfume, so it came to more than three times the 100ml's price per ml.

Five perfumes had a travel spray with its own product page on 18 October 2026: Attrape-Rêves, Imagination, L'Immensité, Météore and Ombre Nomade. Each was priced at exactly what that perfume's 100ml bottle cost, for a set holding 30ml of perfume.

Refills sold on their own were left out of the analysis, because their pages state no volume and a price per ml cannot be read from them.

The travel spray is the smallest format with a stated volume that Louis Vuitton sells for these five perfumes. For a wider comparison of travel sprays, samples and discovery sets across houses, see the price per ml of trying a scent in 2026.

The extraits: Symphony, Stellar Times and Fantasmagory

The three extraits de parfum were the highest priced, each sold only as a 100ml bottle on the check day.

Fantasmagory, Stellar Times and Symphony all sat in the top tier, and none had a 200ml bottle or a travel spray on its page. The only way to buy any of them from the house on 18 October 2026 was the 100ml bottle.

That makes each extrait the highest-priced 100ml bottle in the range. A decant is a smaller way in, and for these three perfumes the decant price per ml sat above the house's 100ml price per ml on 18 October 2026, as the next section shows.

If you want the wider picture of what the most expensive bottles in the world cost, see the record bottle and the dearest per ml you can try.

What these perfumes cost per ml at 10ML

10ML sells all 14 in 3ml, 10ml and 30ml decants at live prices, and on 18 October 2026 a decant cost more per ml than a Louis Vuitton full bottle, but for the five perfumes with a travel spray, every 10ML size cost less per ml than that travel spray on 18 October 2026.

The table below shows the 3ml price and the price per ml of the 10ml and 30ml sizes for each perfume, as 10ML member prices with VAT included. These are live figures, so they update with the catalogue and are not frozen at the date of the Louis Vuitton check.

Compared with Louis Vuitton's French prices on 18 October 2026, a 10ML decant costs more per ml than the house's full bottle, in every tier and in both bottle sizes. That is the ordinary trade-off of a small format, and the 30ml decant narrows the gap more than the 3ml does.

The one place the comparison turns around is the travel spray. For Attrape-Rêves, Imagination, L'Immensité, Météore and Ombre Nomade, every 10ML size cost less per ml than the Louis Vuitton travel spray on 18 October 2026. The comparison is dated on purpose: it describes that day, not a rule that will hold for ever.

For the three extraits, Fantasmagory, Stellar Times and Symphony, the 10ML decants cost more per ml than the 100ml bottle on the same date. The reason to choose a decant for them is the size of the commitment, not the price per ml.

The median price per ml of a 3ml decant across the perfumes 10ML stocks is € 3,42/ml², for a 10ml decant it is € 2,93/ml², and for a 30ml decant it is € 2,49/ml² (10ML member price, VAT included, from the 10ML Price-per-ml Index). Moving from 3ml to 30ml saves 29%² per ml on the same basis.

For the reasoning behind choosing a decant over a full bottle, decant versus full bottle explains the trade-off, and what a perfume decant is covers how one is filled.

Which size makes sense

Try first in 3ml, wear for weeks in 10ml, keep in 30ml, and buy the 200ml only once you are sure; on 18 October 2026 the travel spray was the costliest way per ml to buy the five perfumes that have one from the house.

A 3ml decant gives around 60 sprays, enough to wear a perfume through several ordinary days and decide. A 10ml decant gives around 200 sprays, which suits a perfume you already know you like. A 30ml decant gives around 600 sprays.

Every one of the 14 perfumes came in a 100ml bottle on the check day, and the 200ml is the better price per ml for the nine perfumes that have one. Both make sense after you have worn the perfume, not before. The travel spray makes sense only if you value the travel-spray format itself, since it is the most expensive way per ml to buy these perfumes from the house.

Readers who want a recommendation on which Louis Vuitton perfume to try first will find it in the best Louis Vuitton perfumes, and the full 10ML range is on the Louis Vuitton brand page. See also Louis Vuitton dupes compared.

The wider context for these numbers, including how the market and prices move, sits in 10ML's perfume market and prices research. For the cost of a Christmas gift set against a decant, see perfume gift sets against decants, per ml.

How 10ML read the prices

10ML read each price from Louis Vuitton's own product page on its French store on 18 October 2026, in euros with VAT, and divided by the ml stated on the page.

Only perfumes that 10ML stocks were checked, which is why the count is 14 and not the house's full range. A bottle was counted in a given size only where the page offered that size on the day. Where a page named a format but did not offer it, as with the 200ml of California Dream, the row was left out.

The travel spray was included only for the five perfumes where it had its own page. Refills sold alone were excluded because their pages state no volume. Price per ml is the list price divided by the volume of perfume stated on the page.

Decant figures are 10ML's own and are live: they come from the 10ML Price-per-ml Index, which is computed from the catalogue at the time you read the page. Nothing here is drawn from 10ML orders or sales.