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Odin partners with Built Purpose to create three new fragrances.
December 14, 2009
By: Lisa Durr
Assistant Editor
High-end mens’ boutique, Odin New York, has created a line of three new fragrances that aim to reach male and female clients alike. Odin New York, a Soho/East Village life-style store dedicated to men,unveiled its new line of gender-neutral fragrances this month in select stores. Co-owners Eddie Chai and Paul Birardi partnered with Kelly Kovack and Larry Paul of Purpose Built to develop three different scents. Purpose Built is focused on development, branding, business solutions, marketing and sales in the personal care industry. “We (Chai and Birardi) understood what customers wanted from a fragrance. Larry and Kelly from Purpose Built knew all the components as far as manufacturing a fragrance,” said Odin co-owner, Paul Birardi. Together the group formed a new company called Foundry, and began developing the Odin fragrances in July of 2008. The scents aim to reach a universal audience with a taste for quality. The Odin fragrance customer is “not a specific age bracket and it’s not a specific gender. Men and women are both buying it… from younger clientele to men and women in their 40s and 50s,” explains Birardi. “Just because we’re a mens’ store in particular, or just because people might think a fragrance is slightly more masculine, doesn’t mean a woman wouldn’t appreciate it or wouldn’t want to wear it.”
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