4711 is a well-known brand of eau de cologne, a type of perfume, that was originally produced in Cologne, Germany. The brand takes its name from the house number of the original location of the factory where the fragrance was produced, namely Glockengasse No. 4711 in Cologne. 4711 is often referred to as "the original Cologne water" and has a long history dating back to the 18th century.

4711 Eau de Cologne is considered a classic and traditional fragrance, known for its refreshing and revitalizing properties. It is often used as an invigorating splash after shaving or as a refreshing scent to stimulate the senses. It has a distinctive fragrance profile with notes of citrus, bergamot, and spices, resulting in a refreshing and uplifting scent.

The history of 4711 dates back to 1792, when Johann Maria Farina, an Italian perfumer, created the original formula. In 1803, the formula was taken over by Wilhelm Mülhens, who founded the 4711 Eau de Cologne brand. The fragrance quickly gained fame and popularity, becoming a favorite among royalty, aristocrats and commoners. Over the years, the formula of 4711 Eau de Cologne has been preserved and it remains an iconic perfume recognized worldwide.