Afnan Perfume Dupes List 2026: Every Fragrance & Its Designer Inspiration

Slightly sweeter and less nuanced in the base compared to Absolu Aventus, with reduced smokiness and a more linear drydown. The opening pineapple is very close but the mid-heart lacks the oakmoss complexity of Creed. Overall longevity is good but projection fades faster than the original.

The pineapple note is more pronounced and synthetic-leaning in Supremacy Silver, lacking the subtle sophistication of Aventus's top notes. The dry-down settles into a warmer, creamier base that differs from Aventus's cleaner, more mineral-driven finish.

The clone trades some of the original's incense and amber richness for a cleaner, more linear dry-down. Longevity and sillage are solid but marginally lighter than Bleu de Chanel's projection.

Turathi Blue delivers comparable top and heart notes but falls short in base complexity and longevity. The original's warm, resinous finish is notably softer in the clone, which skews slightly more linear and less refined overall.

The clone exhibits a more prominent fruity sweetness upfront, with the peony accord feeling slightly less refined and airy than Delina's sophisticated floral structure. Additionally, the base lacks some of the depth and powdery elegance of the original, settling into a simpler vanilla-musk finish.

The Afnan clone performs well on fruity-floral balance but loses some of the musky sensuality and woody richness that defines the original's signature character. Longevity and sillage are slightly diminished compared to Ex Nihilo's formulation.

The clone generally performs well in longevity and sillage but lacks the sophisticated blending and complexity of the original; the base tends to be more straightforward and less refined in its oud presentation.

Supremacy Incense leans heavier into incense smokiness compared to Interlude's more balanced incense-oud interplay. The original offers superior longevity and sillage, while the clone's performance is good but noticeably more moderate after 6-8 hours.

Supremacy Incense pushes the incense and woody notes harder while the original's creamy ambroxan-amber sweetness is less developed. The clone trades some of the designer's sophistication for a more linear, incense-forward interpretation.

The clone delivers a lighter, more linear gourmand experience compared to the original's multi-layered oriental composition. Afnan's version has shorter longevity and reduced sillage, with a noticeably sweeter, less nuanced dry-down.

Turathi Red is sweeter and more vanilla-centric in the base, while Lost Cherry maintains a more balanced amber-wood profile with darker spice undertones. The original has superior longevity and sillage, with better structural coherence across all pyramid stages.

Afnan's version has slightly less longevity (6-7 hours vs 8+ hours) and a reduced sillage projection. The ambrette seed note in the original adds a subtle fruity sweetness that's less pronounced in the clone, making it feel marginally flatter overall.

9AM has noticeably shorter longevity (4-5 hours vs 7+ hours) and lighter sillage than the original. The almond note in the heart reads slightly sharper in the clone, making it less smooth during the mid-development phase.

The clone's base is sweeter and warmer with added cedarwood, while the original maintains a drier, more elegant tobacco-leather-sandalwood profile. Afnan's version has slightly better projection but less sophisticated depth and longevity overall.

Rare Carbon is slightly thinner in projection and longevity compared to the original, with a less nuanced leather accord that doesn't evolve as richly over time. The base notes feel more straightforward without the sophisticated oakmoss undertones that give Ombre Leather its refined character.

The clone features a slightly sweeter, more amber-forward opening compared to the original's cleaner oud introduction, and the dry-down leans more prominently toward vanilla and musk rather than the subtle mineral undertones of Tom Ford's version. Afnan's projection is more aggressive in the initial hours, whereas Oud Wood develops more gradually with refined subtlety.

The original has superior longevity (8+ hours vs 6-7 hours) and more refined leather undertones; the clone's oud presentation is somewhat more linear and less evolving throughout wear.

The clone's citrus profile is more lemon-forward and slightly sharper, while the heart is less floral and more herbal. Longevity and sillage are marginally lighter on Bateig Azul, though projection remains respectable for a clone at this price point.

The clone emphasizes spice more prominently in the opening, potentially creating a slightly more linear scent experience compared to the original's multifaceted development. Longevity and sillage are typically 1-2 hours less than Nicolai's formulation.

The clone lacks the almond and cumin spice elements that provide Pegasus with its unique aromatic edge, resulting in a smoother but less distinctive scent profile. Longevity and sillage may also be noticeably reduced compared to the designer original.

Supremacy Noir emphasizes sweeter vanilla and amber notes more prominently, whereas the original maintains a more refined, understated aromatic profile with better complexity. The clone also exhibits noticeably stronger projection and sweetness, making it less suitable for those seeking the original's refined minimalism.

The clone's base lacks the sophisticated depth of Creed's musk and sandalwood pairing, leaning slightly more synthetic and sharp in the final hours. Longevity and sillage are comparable, though the original has a marginally smoother projection.

The heart notes differ noticeably, with Afnan's version leaning greener and more tea-forward versus the original's violet-iris softness. Royal Mayfair projects with slightly better longevity and sillage, while Highness Green trades some depth for a crisper, more contemporary feel.

Highness Green leans more oud-forward in the heart, whereas Royal Oud maintains a greener, more delicate herbal character. Longevity and projection are moderately weaker in the clone, with the scent fading noticeably faster than the original.

The clone delivers a solid opening but falls short in base projection and longevity compared to Sauvage's powerful ambroxan signature. Modest Une reads slightly fresher and more linear, missing some of the original's complexity in the drydown.

The clone's base is noticeably lighter and less sophisticated, missing the distinctive ambroxan warmth that gives Sauvage its signature sensuality. Longevity and sillage are also somewhat reduced compared to the original, though the opening accords remain quite faithful.

The clone's longevity and sillage are noticeably reduced compared to the original, and while the top and heart notes are well-replicated, the base lacks the creamy complexity and projection that makes Silver Mountain Water a luxury signature fragrance.

The clone's base is typically warmer and more vanilla-forward compared to the original's woodier, leather-accented dry-down. Longevity and projection are generally 1-2 hours shorter on Ornament Pour Homme.

The base note composition differs slightly, with Turathi Brown emphasizing amber over the original's ambroxan, resulting in a warmer, marginally less sophisticated dry-down. Overall longevity is comparable, though the original maintains better projection in the mid-stage.

The clone's base is noticeably warmer and more amber-forward, whereas Tygar leans into a cleaner, crisper woody-ambroxan drydown. Turathi Blue also lacks some of the grapefruit's bite that defines Tygar's character.

The vanilla in 9pm is less vanilla husk-forward and darker than the original's black vanilla note, resulting in a subtly sweeter finish. Sillage appears slightly reduced, with the fragrance settling closer to the skin earlier in the wear cycle.

The clone's heart notes shift more toward rose instead of peony, and the top spice accord is somewhat muted compared to the original. Longevity and sillage are comparable, but the overall character feels slightly less dimensional.

Kianna Angel is noticeably sweeter with stronger tonka presence, while Yum Pistachio maintains better nuance between the pistachio and caramel notes. The clone also tends to have slightly less longevity and sillage compared to the designer fragrance.