Arabian Perfume Brands
The complete guide to every fragrance brand we stock at Zamoori — their history, what makes them special, and which scents to start with.
Every Arabian Perfume Brand, Explained
If you have ever picked up an Arabian perfume and wondered who made it, where it comes from, or how it fits into the wider world of fragrance — this is the guide for you. Arabian perfumery is one of the oldest and richest fragrance traditions on earth, built on ingredients like oud, rose, amber, and saffron that have been traded across the Middle East for thousands of years.
The brands below range from family houses founded over 70 years ago — whose oud perfumes and rose-based attars have been passed down through generations — to modern Dubai-based perfumers making world-class Arabian fragrance brands at prices that would be impossible from a Parisian house. Each brand profile explains the story behind the name, the scents they are best known for, and where to start if you are buying for the first time. Click any brand to read the full guide.
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Heritage Houses
Family-founded brands with generational histories Ajmal, Swiss Arabian, Al Haramain, Bait Al Bakhoor, SurratiArabian Houses
The great Gulf-based fragrance brands Lattafa, Afnan, Rasasi, Ard Al Zaafaran, Khadlaj, Maison Alhambra, Fragrance World, Arabiyat Prestige, Zimaya, Gulf Orchid, Asdaaf, Rayhaan, Maison Milan, Miguel Mara, Ahmed Al Maghribi, French Avenue, MPF, Reef, Riiffs, Al Rehab, VialaNiche Houses
Specialist perfumers focused on rare ingredients Maison Asrar, Rue Broca, Maison Oud, Blends of Dubai, Oud ElixirWestern Brands
World-renowned luxury maisons Creed, Tom Ford, Louis Vuitton, Paco Rabanne, Montblanc, Emporio ArmaniBrowse All 37 Fragrance Brands at Zamoori
A complete index of every brand we stock — tap any name to read its full profile.