Lattafa Perfumes

Shop Lattafa perfumes in the UK at Khaleej Scents. Lattafa is a UAE fragrance house known for bold, affordable Arabian perfumes, and it is behind some of the most talked-about bottles of recent years, including Khamrah, Asad and Yara. This page holds every Lattafa bottle we stock, along with its sister house Asdaaf. If you are new to the brand, start with Lattafa Khamrah, the spiced date-and-praline gourmand most people try first.

Shop Lattafa by Line

Many Lattafa names cover several very different fragrances, so we group each family on its own page with a short guide to choosing between them:

• Lattafa Khamrah: the spiced gourmand original plus Qahwa, Dukhan and the fresh Waha.
• Lattafa Asad: five bottles, from spicy tobacco to salty summer scents.
• Lattafa Yara: soft, creamy fruit-and-vanilla scents for daytime.
• Lattafa Fakhar: a fresh aromatic, a fruity summer scent, a leathery one and a white floral.
• Lattafa Bade’e Al Oud: two oud fragrances and two fruity ones.
• Lattafa Qaed Al Fursan: three seasonal scents under £14.
• Lattafa Rave Now: three budget-friendly fruity and fresh scents.
• Lattafa Angham: two soft vanilla gourmands with a floral side.
• Lattafa Mayar: a dark cherry gourmand and a fresh watery floral.
• Lattafa Oud Mood: a rose-saffron oud and a fresher fruity version.
• Lattafa Confession: His (iris and incense) and Her (tuberose and incense).
• Lattafa Musamam: dry saffron and cedar, and a darker cocoa version.
• Lattafa Art Of: one fresh and woody, one warm and sweet.
• Lattafa Pride: Lattafa’s premium line.
• Lattafa Opulent: an affordable oud and a bright mango scent.
• Asdaaf by Lattafa: the sister house’s everyday range.

Other Lattafa Bottles We Stock

These stand on their own rather than belonging to a family, so here they are grouped by style:

• Sweet and gourmand: Eclaire (caramel, milk and vanilla), Affection (pistachio, raspberry and vanilla), Nebras Elixir (milk, heliotrope and vanilla), Afeef (peach, tuberose and praline), Teriaq Intense (plum liquor, saffron and cinnamon) and Queen of Arabia (coconut, salt and vanilla).
• Fresh and easy: Atlas (sea salt, iris and ambergris), Emeer (juniper, white tea and ambergris), Najdia (citrus, cinnamon and amber), Al Dur Al Maknoon Silver (pineapple, birch and oakmoss) and Ana Abiyedh (pear, vanilla and musk).
• Fruity and floral: Dalal (apple, jasmine and vanilla), Mohra Silky Rose (rose, litchi and musk) and Ajwad Pink to Pink (guava, rose and musk).
• Warm, spiced and smoky: Hayaati (apple, cinnamon and musk), Jasoor (apple, tobacco and lavender), Mashrabya (apple shisha, tobacco and dates), Fire On Ice (raspberry, cognac and rose), Al Qiam Gold (raspberry, saffron and leather), Ajayeb Dubai Portrait (mango, osmanthus and oud) and Dynasty (rooibos tea, suede and ginger).

Lattafa Next to the Other Houses We Stock

Khaleej Scents is a multi-brand shop, so we can tell you where Lattafa sits. It is louder and sweeter than most of our Khadlaj range, at a similar price. Our Reef and Bujairami ranges cost more and are built with denser compositions. If you already love Lattafa, each product page suggests a bottle from another house to try next.

About the “Dupe” Question

Lattafa does not name designer inspirations on its own product pages. Where we mention a designer fragrance, it is because Fragrantica reviewers regularly make that comparison, and we say where the two differ. Lattafa and Khaleej Scents have no affiliation with any designer brand named on our pages.

Lattafa Perfumes: Frequently Asked Questions

Which country is Lattafa from?

The United Arab Emirates.

Which Lattafa perfume should I buy first?

Khamrah if you like warm, sweet scents; Yara if you prefer soft and creamy; the original Asad if you want spicy and bold.

Why do some Lattafa names cover several fragrances?

Lattafa often reuses a successful name for new releases that smell quite different. Our line pages above explain each family, so check the notes rather than the name.

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, founder of Khaleej Scents and of its Lattafa specialist sister store Royal Scents.