Lattafa Perfumes

Lattafa is a UAE-based fragrance house and family-run perfume business rooted in Emirati heritage. The brand describes its approach as combining fragrance tradition with contemporary product development and says it now reaches more than 120 countries

Yes. Lattafa is an Emirati fragrance house and is widely associated with Arabic and Middle Eastern perfumery, although its catalogue extends well beyond traditional oud scents into fruity, gourmand, floral, fresh, woody and modern fragrance styles.

The current collection includes fragrances such as Hayaati Black, Yara, Yara Moi, Yara Tous, Yara Elixir, Velvet Rose, Velvet Oud, Sakeena, Raed Intensely, Ramz Gold, Pure Musk, Oud Mood, Najdia, Mashrabya and Maahir Honor, among others.

Lattafa's current India range prominently features families such as Khamrah, Asad, Yara and Badee Al Oud. Individual collections vary considerably in scent style, from gourmand and vanilla-led fragrances to spicy, woody and oud compositions.

Yes. Lattafa produces fragrances for men, women and unisex wear. Its official India store separates products across men's, women's and unisex categories, while The Perfume Drop carries Lattafa products across different scent styles and occasions

Yes. Oud forms part of Lattafa's wider fragrance portfolio. The Perfume Drop currently carries products such as Velvet Oud and Oud Mood, alongside many Lattafa fragrances that focus on other scent families.

Yes. Lattafa offers several sweet and gourmand-leaning fragrances. For example, the brand's Khamrah is officially described around cinnamon, dates, praline, vanilla, tonka and amberwood, illustrating the richer gourmand side of Lattafa's portfolio

Many are, but it depends on the individual fragrance. Fresher citrus, aromatic or fruity compositions may work particularly well for daily wear, while richer vanilla, oud, amber or leather styles may feel better suited to evenings and special occasions.

Yes, but choose according to the scent profile. Fresh citrus, aromatic and fruity fragrances can feel easier during warmer daytime conditions, while sweeter vanilla, amber, oud and woody scents may work better during evenings, cooler months or air-conditioned settings.

Start with the scent profile you enjoy. Choose fruity or floral for something brighter, vanilla and sweet fragrances for warmth, citrus or aromatic compositions for freshness, or oud, amber, leather and woods for greater depth. Then compare the individual perfume's notes, concentration and recommended occasions.