Perfumes

Oriental perfumery has won France over, and for good reason: generous concentrations, long-lasting sillage, and prices that bear no relation to luxury perfume counters. This department gathers 434 items in stock, from €6.84 to €100.80, built around the houses driving the trend: Lattafa, Fragrance World, Maison Alhambra, CODE PRIVE and Volaré.

A few landmarks to find your way. Yara by Ard Al Zaafaran, an absolute social-media bestseller, is here as a 50 ml eau de parfum at €11.22. From Fragrance World, the Barakkat Rouge 540 extrait and the Cocktail Intense eau de parfum, two much-requested unisex scents, are €7.85 each in 50 ml. And to scent the room itself, NUSUK 300 ml air fresheners start at €7.18.

How to choose a concentration? An eau de parfum offers solid longevity for daily wear; an extrait de parfum is more concentrated and lasts even longer with just a few sprays. The low prices here have another advantage: they let you build a genuine fragrance wardrobe — one scent for the office, one for the evening — instead of committing to a single bottle.

All perfumes ship by Chronopost or to a pickup point, with free delivery from €29 to a UPS Access Point — quickly reached with a couple of bottles. Click & Collect is free at our store, 152 avenue de Saint-Ouen, Paris 18.

FAQ

Are these perfumes authentic?

Yes, they are the official products of the brands listed — Lattafa, Fragrance World, Maison Alhambra — in their original bottles. These are fully fledged perfume houses, distributed worldwide.

What is the difference between eau de parfum and extrait?

Concentration. An extrait de parfum contains more fragrance oils: it lasts longer and needs fewer sprays. Eau de parfum remains the versatile everyday format.

How much does a first oriental fragrance cost?

The department starts at €6.84, and cult references like Barakkat Rouge 540 (€7.85) or Yara (€11.22) stay under €12: ideal for discovering the genre with no commitment.