The Chogan perfume price you will actually pay runs from about 10.50 euros (20 ml bottle) to about 30 euros (100 ml bottle) across the numbered range, which works out at roughly 0.30 euros per ml in the large format. The 50 ml Luxury line climbs to around 52 euros, the named anniversary fragrances sit near 60 euros, and the Mytologik collection, original creations in 100 ml bottles, runs to 299 euros. All of these are indicative figures, collected from reseller lists in July 2026, and they vary from country to country. Below is the full table by size and line, how it compares to a designer original, and the cheapest way to decide before you buy.
I sell these perfumes, so by all means check the figures elsewhere. Dating everything below is exactly why.
Chogan price list by size and line
| Format / line | Indicative price | Price per ml |
|---|---|---|
| Pocket spray sample | ~1 EUR | - |
| 20 ml (numbered range) | ~10.50 EUR | ~0.53 EUR |
| 35 ml mini (numbered range) | ~15.50 EUR | ~0.44 EUR |
| 70 ml (format being phased out) | ~35 EUR | ~0.50 EUR |
| 100 ml (numbered range, Millésime) | ~30 EUR | ~0.30 EUR |
| 50 ml numbered Luxury | ~52 EUR | ~1.04 EUR |
| 50 ml named Luxury (Nadir, Imperatrix) | ~60 EUR | ~1.20 EUR |
| 25 ml special edition (Scented Love) | ~25 EUR | ~1.00 EUR |
| 100 ml Mytologik (Zeus, Ares and others) | ~299 EUR | ~2.99 EUR |
Two things need explaining about that table, because I would rather tell you than pretend Chogan pricing is an exact science.
First: notice that the 70 ml at 35 euros costs more per ml than the 100 ml at 30 euros. The figures are right. The two come from lists in different markets, and the 70 ml format is on its way out, replaced by the 100 ml and the 35 ml mini. If a 70 ml turns up, it is most likely older stock.
Second: an official catalogue price does exist, but the lists circulating in public disagree across countries and resellers. Treat this table as the right order of magnitude rather than an invoice, and check the current price before you order.
Chogan price versus the designer original
This is where the sums get interesting. A 100 ml designer perfume rarely leaves a shop for under 90 euros, and niche fragrances comfortably pass double that. The Chogan reference inspired by the same olfactory family sits at 30 euros.
The per-ml gap is what usually convinces people: roughly 0.30 euros per ml at Chogan against figures that, on a niche bottle, reach 3 or 4 euros per ml. What you are buying is a fragrance inspired by another, not the same product, and the resemblance is never total. Projection and longevity vary between references and between skins.
The fair comparison is with others doing the same thing: the high-street chains selling equivalence perfumes shift 100 ml in the 10 to 20 euro range, so cheaper per bottle than Chogan. What Chogan offers in exchange is a higher concentration, up to 30% essence (the brand’s own stated figure), and a far wider catalogue of references.
Why is it cheaper than designer perfume?
It is not because they are counterfeits. They are not. A Chogan perfume does not borrow anyone’s name or packaging: it is a number, with a fragrance built to sit close to a known olfactory profile.
The price comes down to what Chogan does not pay for:
- Advertising and image. A global campaign with a famous face is one of the biggest slices of a designer bottle’s price.
- The retail chain. With no shops, no distributor and no shelf space to buy, several stacked margins disappear.
- Luxury packaging. The Chogan bottle is plain, and the bulk of the cost sits in the liquid.
What you do pay for is the essence and the margin of the person selling to you. The essences come through partners in the Grasse fragrance industry in France, according to the brand’s own account. I went into where the company comes from and how it operates in the guide to what Chogan is.
How to pay less for a Chogan perfume
Four things that genuinely work, in order of usefulness:
- Ask for samples first. Listed at around 1 euro each. Two or three samples cost under 5 euros and save you from a 30-euro bottle you never wear. It is the advice I give every customer and it is why my returns are close to zero.
- Buy the 100 ml once you know the reference. Half the price per ml compared to the 20 ml. It only makes sense after you have tried it.
- Put one order together instead of three. Shipping drops in bands as the order value rises, and on some lists it stops being charged above 200 euros. The tables I checked are for the Italian market, so confirm the figures for your country before you finalise.
- Ask what promotion is running. There are periodic offers and bundles by product line. None of them are permanent, which is why I do not list them here: ask what is live in the month you buy.
What I would not do: buy the biggest bottle of a reference you have never smelled only because the price per ml is better. That is the fastest route to owning 100 ml of something that does not suit you.
Where to buy at these prices
Chogan perfumes are sold through independent consultants, not in perfume shops or brand-owned stores. In practice there are two routes: ordering through your consultant, or through the personal online shop the company gives each of them.
The catalogue price is the same either way; what differs is the help you get. A consultant who asks questions before selling (what you wear now, whether you lean sweet or fresh) lands far closer to the right bottle than a list of numbers can. If you want to know which number matches which well-known fragrance, message me and I will send you the equivalence list.
If your question is broader than price, I have a full assessment in is Chogan worth it?, and real customer feedback is gathered in Chogan reviews.
What to take away on price
If you take two things from this article, take these: the 100 ml in the numbered range is the efficient format at about 0.30 euros per ml, and samples at 1 euro are what stop you choosing badly. The Luxury line and the original creations play in a different price bracket, and they only make sense once you know what you like. July 2026, indicative throughout.
Tell me two perfumes you already wear and I will pick three samples worth trying: that conversation starts here. The whole range sits in the catalogue.