Landing page · 2026

AMON

A landing page for a French perfume brand aimed at distributors, importers and shops: first the product offered for partnership, then the terms of cooperation.

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Brand: AMON PARFUMS SAS, France
Product: AMON Eau de Parfum, 100 ml, unisex
Format: Landing page: 1 page, 10 sections
Pricing: $150
Built with: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
Address: partnership2027.com

AMON homepage hero: an Eau de Parfum bottle among mint leaves, with the headline “Fraîcheur. The depth of green.”

About the project

A website for those who will sell the fragrance

AMON is a French perfume brand with one fragrance, AMON Eau de Parfum. The website is addressed to future partners: distributors, importers and perfume shops. It doesn’t sell the fragrance to retail buyers. Its job is to present the product so that a partner wants to add it to their range, and to explain how to start working together.

That’s why the page is divided into two parts. The first, dark one presents the product itself: the idea of the fragrance, the bottle, the notes, the approximate retail price and who such a perfume can be sold to. The atmosphere here is that of an evening garden: mint, wet stone, bronze reflections on the bottle. When the conversation turns to terms, the background lightens to a warm beige and the tone becomes businesslike. The partner immediately sees where getting to know the product ends and the terms begin.

The section “Between the cold of water and the warmth of stone”: mint in raindrops on a dark background — The second screen continues the image of a garden after a storm: a wide shot of mint and a short text.

The brand’s story with a quote from Baudelaire in French and a translation below it.

Product

What is offered for cooperation

The product is shown the way a buyer will see it: two shots of the bottle, its characteristics (character, season, unisex) and the approximate retail price, €165 per bottle. It also says right there that wholesale prices and distribution terms are available on request. Below is the perfume pyramid: top notes, heart and base scroll like a carousel, each level with its own image and description.

Next comes the audience section: a portrait of the buyer, the budget and the formats where it makes sense to sell the fragrance — perfume boutiques, concept stores and online channels. This argument is for the partner: who they can sell the product to and where.

Headlines are set in the high-contrast serif Playfair Display, the logo and brand captions in Bodoni Moda, the body text in the calm sans serif Manrope. Italics highlight the names of the notes and the French phrases, of which there are several on the site: “La fraîcheur a du caractère” in the brand signature, “Fraîcheur” in the first headline.

The section “A fragrance with its own signature”: two shots of the bottle, characteristics and the €165 price

The perfume pyramid: a carousel with the top notes — mint, bergamot, pink pepper — The note pyramid: top, heart and base scroll with arrows.

The audience section: a portrait of the buyer, aged 25–45, premium budget — Who to sell to and where: a portrait of the buyer and retail formats.

Terms

A light part for business conversations

Cooperation is described as a four-step path: introduction, commercial terms, market entry, long-term development. A separate section tells about production in France and the supply route, with the production address. Prices and minimum volumes aren’t published on the site; they are discussed with each partner individually, and the page says so directly.

At the end of the page there is a contact form. You can choose a topic in it: distribution, a question about the product or another question.

The section “We’re looking for those who feel the same”: four steps of partnership on a light background

The section “Created in France. Open to the world.”: the bottle and the supply route

Phone

Video and the bottle stay centre stage

On mobile, the hero section also starts with a video: the bottle among mint leaves, a headline and two buttons leading to the fragrance and partnership sections. The sections follow the same order, the menu collapses into a button, and the fragrance-note carousel can be swiped.