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£203.58Xerjoff XJ 1861 Naxos Eau de Parfum 100ml SprayIn stock -
£29.57Lattafa Perfumes Khamrah Eau de Parfum 100ml SprayIn stock -
£178.78Penhaligon's Solaris Eau de Parfum 100ml SprayIn stock -
£122.50Goldfield & Banks Australia Blue Cypress Eau de Parfum 100ml SprayIn stock -
£215.40Initio Parfums Prives Oud For Greatness Neo Eau de Parfum 90ml SprayIn stock -
£137.28Xerjoff Cruz del Sur I Eau de Parfum 50ml SprayIn stock -
£115.74Guerlain Aqua Allegoria Forte Nerolia Vetiver Eau de Parfum 125ml SprayIn stock -
£51.60Jo Malone English Pear & Sweet Pea Cologne 30mlIn stock -
£26.20Le Couvent des Minimes Aqua Paradisi Eau de Cologne 100mlIn stock -
£27.88Roger & Gallet Vétyver Eau Parfumée 100ml SplashIn stock -
£13.48Ajmal Silver Shade Eau De Parfum 100ml SprayIn stock -
£18.88Zimaya Cult Eau de Parfum 100ml SprayIn stock
Unisex and Niche Fragrance, Including Middle Eastern Houses
Shared scents that were never built for one gender: oud and amber compositions, incense and resins, bright citrus colognes, and the sweet gourmands that Gulf perfumery does particularly well. This is where our niche selection is deepest, led by Lattafa, Armaf, Gulf Orchid, Zimaya and Afnan, alongside Tom Ford and Xerjoff.
What does oud actually smell like?
Warm, resinous and slightly smoky — closer to polished wood and leather than to anything sweet. Western houses usually blend it with rose or vanilla to soften it, while traditional Gulf perfumery lets it lead. If you have never worn oud, start with a blended one before trying a pure attar.
Are the Middle Eastern brands genuine too?
Yes. Lattafa, Afnan, Armaf and Zimaya are established perfume houses with their own production and distribution — they are not copies of anything. We buy them through the same overstock channels as the French and Italian names on this page.
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