Lattafa
6 fragrances
Lattafa is a fragrance house from the United Arab Emirates, known for rich, sweet and spicy scents in the Middle Eastern style at friendly prices. The Khamrah family, Yara and the Asad line are among its best-known names, and several of its releases are often compared with famous designer and niche perfumes.
Our six Lattafa decants lean warm, with coffee, praline, tobacco, caramel and vanilla, plus one fresher pick for daytime. They suit anyone who likes cozy, generous fragrances with plenty of character.
Where to start with Lattafa
- Lattafa Khamrah Qahwa: cinnamon, cardamom and ginger over praline and candied fruits, finishing on coffee, tonka and vanilla. The cozy, coffee-scented version of Khamrah, launched in 2023.
- Lattafa Khamrah Dukhan: the smoky Khamrah, with mandarin and pimento, an incense and labdanum heart, and tobacco, praline and amber underneath. Launched in 2025.
- Lattafa Asad Elixir: pink pepper, saffron and grapefruit, then tobacco and cedar, and a dry base of frankincense, patchouli and amber. The darkest of the Asad line.
- Lattafa Yara: orchid, heliotrope and tangerine over a creamy gourmand accord with tropical fruit, vanilla and musk. Soft and sweet, mostly worn by women.
- Lattafa Eclaire: caramel, milk and sugar, honey and white flowers, then vanilla and praline. The most dessert-like of the group.
- Lattafa Ramz Silver: pear, lavender, bergamot and mint, with cardamom and sage before a vanilla-amber drydown. The freshest choice here.
How to choose
For cold evenings, pick by mood: Lattafa Khamrah Qahwa if you want coffee and sweet spice, Lattafa Khamrah Dukhan if you want smoke and incense, Lattafa Asad Elixir if you want tobacco without much sugar. For something soft and creamy, Lattafa Yara and Lattafa Eclaire are the sweetest pair, with Eclaire leaning more toward caramel and milk. For daytime, the office or spring, start with Lattafa Ramz Silver. Several of these are often compared with famous originals; our comparison pages list the shared notes side by side.
Questions about Lattafa
Is Lattafa a dupe house?
Lattafa makes its own fragrances, and some of them are often compared with famous perfumes from other houses, such as Khamrah with Kilian Angels’ Share or Asad with Dior Sauvage Elixir. They are separate compositions with their own note lists, not copies. We are not affiliated with Lattafa or any of those houses, and every decant we sell is poured from an authentic bottle.
Which Lattafa is compared with Kilian Angels’ Share or Dior Sauvage Elixir?
Khamrah is the Lattafa most often compared with Angels’ Share; we decant Lattafa Khamrah Qahwa and Lattafa Khamrah Dukhan, which share its praline and tonka. The Asad line is often compared with Sauvage Elixir, and Lattafa Asad Elixir shares its grapefruit, patchouli and amber. Our comparison pages show every shared note, but noses differ, so wear them side by side.
How long does Lattafa last on skin?
It depends on the scent and on your skin. Dense, resinous scents such as Lattafa Khamrah Dukhan or Lattafa Asad Elixir are built differently from a fresher one like Lattafa Ramz Silver. The only reliable answer is your own: wear a decant for a few days and judge.
Which Lattafa should I try first?
If you like sweet and spicy, Lattafa Khamrah Qahwa. If you prefer something soft and creamy, Lattafa Yara. If you want a fresher everyday scent, Lattafa Ramz Silver. Start with a 5 ml decant of the one that sounds most like you and wear it for a few days.