Men's Perfumes

Thirteen fragrances here, from £19.99 to £94.95, across five Arabian houses. “Men’s” is our shelf label rather than a rule — see the note at the end.

Fresh and office-safe

Khadlaj Shiyaaka Silver (£19.99) is the cheapest way in and the one we recommend most often for daily wear: rosemary, neroli and cedar, nothing you need to apologise for in a meeting. Riiffs Costa de Amalfi (£24.99) takes the same brief towards lemon and yuzu over a mineral finish. Bujairami Tigris (£49.99) is the expensive version of that idea — grapefruit, ginger and vetiver, better made and priced accordingly.

Warm and spiced

Khadlaj Titan (£24.99) is the grown-up signature of this group, pink pepper over amber. Shiyaaka Shadow goes grapefruit into patchouli; Zayaan Gold is plum, lavender and tonka. Bujairami Rizz and Arabiyat Prestige La Di Da For Him sit between the two ends.

Darker, for evenings

Riiffs Fareed (cardamom, lavender, tobacco), Riiffs Momento (saffron, damask rose, oud) and Khadlaj Epoque Artistique. Seasons Rise is the sweet one — caramel, toffee and praline.

One thing worth pointing out on price

Reef Bluest at £94.95 is the most expensive bottle on this page, but it is 200ml. That works out at 47p per ml — slightly less than Bujairami Tigris at 50p. The headline number is misleading.

On the “men’s” label

Arabian houses are inconsistent about gender tags, and the same fragrance is often marketed differently in Dubai, the UK and on Fragrantica. We shelve by convention, not by chemistry. Most of what is on this page wears either way, which is why 53 of our 68 fragrances also sit in Unisex. If a note profile appeals to you, ignore the label.

Every bottle is 100% authentic and sourced from authorised distributors, with free UK delivery and no minimum spend.