By The Fireplace

Lattafa

Majd Al Sultan Asdaaf

78%accuracy

Majd Al Sultan leans heavier into cinnamon and spice accords compared to the original's more balanced smoky-woody profile, and features slightly less nuanced smoky incense depth. The overall composition feels warmer and more accessible, trading some of the original's sophisticated complexity for a more straightforward gourmand sweetness.

Emir

Camp Fire

78%accuracy

Camp Fire skews heavier on the smoky, campfire elements with less nuance in the base, while the original features a more complex interplay of soft florals and creamy accords that create a intimate indoor fireplace ambiance rather than an outdoor campfire setting.

Emir Factory Edition

Camp Fire

76%accuracy

The original's peru balsam and guaiac wood create a more complex, smoky warmth that Camp Fire approximates but doesn't fully replicate. Camp Fire likely has shorter longevity and slightly less prominent sillage compared to the original's projection.

Fragrance World

Olfactory Bonfire

76%accuracy

The clone tends to emphasize the base notes more heavily, making it slightly sweeter and less nuanced in the top and heart notes compared to the original's more complex spiced character. Longevity is comparable, though the original's sillage feels more elegant and controlled.

Fragrance World

Ace of Spades

76%accuracy

Ace of Spades performs well in the opening but shows reduced longevity and projection compared to the designer version, with a slightly more linear progression through the heart notes. The wood and spice elements feel somewhat flattened rather than the original's more dimensional, layered character.

Lattafa

Ameer Al Oudh Intense

62%accuracy

The clone replaces the signature guaiac wood and chestnut with prominent oud and dark amber, creating a completely different olfactory experience. Ameer Al Oudh Intense has stronger longevity but sacrifices the intimate, aromatic fireplace quality for a bolder Oriental composition.

Lattafa

Ameer Al Oudh Intense Oud

35%accuracy

The original features a delicate spiced-chestnut opening with guaiac wood warmth, while the clone is oud-centric and far more intense. This is a poor match overall—the clone is a completely different fragrance category (synthetic oud oriental vs. aromatic woody spice).