Diptyque Careers – Page 2

Seeking applicants: Diptyque is recruiting for 16 open positions globally.

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Client Advisor

Vancouver · Canada

Diptyque seeks a Brand Ambassador in Vancouver, BC to deliver luxury retail experiences and drive sales through client relationships and expert product knowledge.

Sep 30th Part-timeEntry-Level

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Fragrance Specialist

Vancouver · Canada

Brand Ambassador at Diptyque in Vancouver, BC—Part-time luxury retail role specializing in perfume, skincare, and fragrance sales. CAD $23–$24/hr.

Sep 30th Part-timeEntry-Level

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Luxury Sales Associate

Vancouver · Canada

Diptyque seeks a seasonal Brand Ambassador in Vancouver to deliver luxury client experiences and drive sales through expert product knowledge and relationship building.

Sep 30th SeasonalEntry-Level

Diptyque

Brand Ambassador

Vancouver · Canada

Diptyque Paris seeks a Brand Ambassador in Vancouver to deliver luxury fragrance and beauty consulting with 3+ years retail experience. CAD $23–$24/hr.

Sep 30th Full-timeEntry-Level

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Must-know Diptyque Facts

All applicants ought to know these basics about Diptyque before applying or interviewing for any role.

Diptyque was founded in Paris in 1961 by painter Desmond Knox-Leet, interior designer Christiane Montadre-Gautrot and theatre designer Yves Coueslant, giving the house a distinctly multidisciplinary creative heritage.
The original boutique at 34 Boulevard Saint-Germain initially sold printed fabrics and unusual decorative objects, rather than focusing exclusively on fragrance.
Diptyque introduced its first scented candles in 1963—Aubépine, Cannelle and Thé—establishing the home-fragrance expertise that remains central to its identity.
Its first personal fragrance, L’Eau, launched in 1968 with a composition inspired by a sixteenth-century potpourri recipe, illustrating the house’s unconventional approach to perfumery.
The signature oval labels and playfully arranged lettering make packaging an integral part of Diptyque’s storytelling, connecting its fragrances to the founders’ graphic and artistic sensibilities.
Diptyque has been owned by investment firm Manzanita Capital since 2005, placing it outside the major listed luxury conglomerates while supporting its international expansion.