
Fragrance World
Best Penhaligons The Inimitable William Dupe
Fragrance World Inimitable is a clone of Penhaligons The Inimitable William, with a 78% accuracy score and about 85% cheaper than the original.
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Fragrance World's 'Inimitable' captures the crisp citrus opening and woody-floral character of Penhaligons' original quite well, with comparable brightness and longevity. However, the clone slightly lacks the sophistication and complexity in the heart notes, feeling a touch more linear and less nuanced as it develops on skin.
The clone performs reasonably well on projection and longevity but shows a more straightforward scent progression compared to the original's layered depth. Fragrance World's version tends to be slightly sharper in the citrus phase and marginally softer in the base.
What people who wear Fragrance World Inimitable report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
“Not an exact dupee, but it's like 70% similar to the original from Penhaligon's, which is my "signature" scent. It opens way more citrusy and of course, in the drydown becomes more alike. Not gonna lie, the quality difference it's there but somehow the fragrance does the trick. It is nice but if you like it too much I recommend going for the real one.”
“Nice vetiver and incense forward scent with a creamy drydown. I usually can't stand Middle Eastern clones but this one feels more like a designer product, something brands like Mauboussin would release.I was wearing it the other day and got told I smell like money. Not in the sense of smelling rich but rather smelling like a literal 10 dollar note. I had a good laugh about it. Don't know if that's a compliment or not.”
“This clone doesnt have the same effervescence as the original however given the price difference this acceptable. Don't buy this fragrance if you don't like vetiver.”
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