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Giorgio Armani batch code decoder
Production date • Authenticity • Value

Found a code under the bottle or on the box of a Giorgio Armani perfume and want to know the year? This guide helps you read and interpret Giorgio Armani batch codes, avoid dating errors and get an initial authenticity and value check with VIPER.
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Watch out for recurring Giorgio Armani batch codes
Some batch codes can repeat in different years. Free tools don’t always consider era and packaging and may assign a wrong date to your bottle. VIPER cross-checks the code with box, labels and production details to return a reliable dating.

How to read and date a Giorgio Armani batch code

Giorgio Armani batch codes are usually 4-digit sequences that allow you to find the month and year of production. You often find them etched on the glass or printed on the bottom of the box: they are the bottle’s “passport”.

Typical examples for lines such as Acqua di Giò, Armani Code, Emporio Armani, can be combinations like 3001, 8060, 9620 and similar. However, reading the number alone is not enough to determine whether it’s a true vintage or a recent production.

Important:
The reuse of codes over time can be misleading. You might think you have a historic edition when it’s actually a more recent batch (or vice versa). With VIPER we also verify era, packaging and print details to avoid major errors.

Decoding Giorgio Armani with VIPER: what you get

With VIPER you can immediately get the month/year of your Giorgio Armani, a first authenticity check and – if you wish – a value estimate for the collectors’ market.

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You can use the service without signing up. If in doubt, request a Giorgio Armani manual decoding and get a targeted reply.
Code hard to read?
On very old or poorly stored bottles, the code may be faded. With the manual service, thanks to detailed photos of base and box, we can often reconstruct the date or spot anomalies.
Collectability & value
The market for vintage Giorgio Armani perfumes is active: bottles with a legible batch code, original box and seals tend to retain value better, especially if pre-reformulation or part of first editions.
Real case
“A user sent us an Armani Code with an almost unreadable code: with VIPER’s manual review we pinpointed the correct year and identified a first-run gift set, now highly sought after.”

What our users say

Frequently asked questions about Giorgio Armani and batch codes

The Giorgio Armani batch code is usually printed on the bottom of the box and/or etched under the bottle. On vintage items it can be very small, faded or partially worn off.
Yes. Some sequences recur over time: without cross-checking era, packaging and production details you risk misdating a bottle. VIPER performs this cross-check.
It depends on year, size, rarity, bottle condition and completeness (box, seals, accessories). Some sought-after bottles can reach significant prices among collectors.
You can request manual decoding: we analyze photos and details and reply only if we can provide useful, verifiable information.
No. We also support Dior, Guerlain, YSL, Givenchy, Hermès, Jean Patou, Bulgari, Cartier, Lancôme, Versace, Gucci and many other historical and modern houses.

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