Asdaaf by Lattafa

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Shop Asdaaf perfumes in the UK at Khaleej Scents. Asdaaf is Lattafa’s sister house, with the same everyday pricing and a smaller, simpler range. We stock bottles from its two best-known lines: Ameerat Al Arab, which leans feminine and sweet, and Ameer Al Arab, which leans masculine and spicy. Every bottle here is under £17.

Asdaaf at a Glance

Which One Should You Buy?

For a rose, Prive Rose. For something sweet and fun, Sugar Crown. For a spiced masculine scent, Ameer Al Arab. All three are among the cheapest bottles we stock, so they are a low-risk way to try Arabian perfumery.

How Asdaaf Compares With the Other Houses We Stock

For a rose from a different house, Arabiyat Prestige Safa pairs rose with lychee and vanilla, and Riiffs Momento is a darker saffron-rose-oud. If Ameer Al Arab’s spice appeals, Riiffs Fareed shares its cardamom and lavender, with tobacco underneath.

Asdaaf: Frequently Asked Questions

Is Asdaaf the same as Lattafa?

Asdaaf is a sister house of Lattafa. It is sold under its own name, which is why we list it separately inside our Lattafa range.

Are Ameer Al Arab and Ameerat Al Arab the same?

No. Ameer Al Arab is the spicy masculine line and Ameerat Al Arab is the sweeter feminine line. Bottles are easy to mix up online, so check the full name.

Are Asdaaf perfumes dupes?

Asdaaf does not name inspirations. Any designer comparison comes from Fragrantica reviewers. Asdaaf and Khaleej Scents have no affiliation with Parfums de Marly.

Notes on every product page are checked against Fragrantica and Lattafa’s own listings. Every bottle is 100% authentic, with free UK delivery on all orders and no minimum spend. Written by Shaheen Shah Abrar, Khaleej Scents.

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