Lattafa
Al Azal
Best Fendi Uomo Dupe
Lattafa Al Azal is a clone of Fendi Uomo, with a 72% accuracy score and about 85% cheaper than the original.
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72% MatchInspired by $110 originalSave about 85%
Accuracy Breakdown
Overall Accuracy72%
LongevityLong Lasting
SillageModerate
You SaveAbout 85%
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The Scoop
Al Azal by Lattafa captures the aromatic freshness and spiced warmth of Uomo Al Dur, with a similar opening of citrus and herbal notes followed by a woody, slightly sweet base. However, Al Azal presents a slightly sweeter projection and lacks some of the sophisticated leather and tobacco nuances that define the original's character.
Key Differences
Al Azal leans more toward a linear sweet-aromatic profile, while Uomo Al Dur offers greater complexity with darker woody and animalic undertones that develop over time.
Fragrance Profile
★ 3.7 community ratingAccords
woody· Dominantleather· Dominantwarm spicy· Prominentpatchouli· Prominentanimalic· Moderateearthy· Moderatesmoky· Moderateiris· Moderatearomatic· Moderate
Best Seasons
Spring84%
Summer60%
Fall / Autumn100%
Winter100%
Best Occasions
Night Out100%
Professional81%
Casual0%
Community Insights
★ 3.7 from 55 ratingsWhat people who wear Lattafa Al Azal report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
Main accords
woody
leather
warm spicy
fresh spicy
iris
animalic
aromatic
earthy
Longevity
Very weak2%
Weak5%
Moderate57%
Long lasting31%
Eternal5%
Sillage
Intimate12%
Moderate54%
Strong32%
Enormous2%
Who wears it
Female0%
More female2%
Unisex9%
More male16%
Male73%
Day or night
Day
Night
Value for money
Way overpriced2%
Overpriced5%
Ok14%
Good value23%
Great value57%
What wearers say
“Unlike most modern leather fragrances, this smells meaty and animalic. It's like if you sprayed Ombre Leather on a bloody steak. This is not a crowd pleaser in any way, and is definitely more suitable for the 40+ crowd (like me). I love it, but it isn't for everyone, that's for sure.”
“Smells good but kind of a cheap smell Its understandable because i paid like $20 dollars so its a "cheapy"I bought Niche Emarati Vintage Castle for $30 and it actually smells niche thats why they say the Niche Emarati line its the best from Lataffa.”
“Got this for like $18 and was honestly surprised. To my nose it smells sweet and spicy and dries down into rich Leather smell with hints of wood. This is definitely a niche fragrance and will probably only be worn when I am also wearing a leather jacket to complete the smell. For $18 it smells great if it was around $50 I probably would pass on it but if you can get it for under $30 I would say get it and have a nice niche fragrance.”
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