Vintage 1994 Chanel Coco EDT 100ml Spray Batch 4602

This piece is in exceptional, near-deadstock condition, boasting a practically full 99% factory fill line. It shows almost zero natural evaporation loss over the last three decades, meaning the spray mechanism has formed a perfect, hermetic seal since leaving Paris. As is textbook-correct for mid-to-late 1994 transition batches, this bottle features the smooth glass baseline right after Chanel phased out the earlier raised molded lettering.
It holds the uncompromised, full-strength composition by master perfumer Jacques Polge within the fragrance’s first decade of production. It is completely un-throttled by post-2005 ingredient bans. The rich amber juice is loaded with raw materials fully extinct today: an immense dosage of genuine endangered Indian Mysore Sandalwood, deep animalic Civet, and rich pre-ban Oakmoss. A single spray delivers an incredibly dense, velvety, and narcotic oriental-spicy warmth that possesses superior longevity and sillage than modern pure parfums bought at a retail counter today.