Fragrances

A smooth oud fragrance where incense, pepper, myrtle, floral softness, and the signature musc make the wood feel polished rather than abrasive. It feels dark and sophisticated, but never harsh.

A premium oud-and-musk blend where dark agarwood depth is softened by smooth, clean musk and warm amber. It feels refined and long-wearing, with a more luxurious texture than the simpler oud musk entries.

A woody-smoky citrus fragrance with bitter orange, bergamot, pink pepper, grapefruit, cedarwood, vetiver, frankincense, Siam benzoin, and tonka bean. The opening is bright and bitter, with grapefruit and orange giving the oud-like structure a luminous Mediterranean edge. As it dries, frankincense, cedar, benzoin, and tonka create a smoky resinous base that feels polished, warm, and quietly spiritual rather than heavy.

A dense oud fragrance with dark woods, spice, amber, and musky animalic nuance. It feels powerful and shadowed, built for the oud lover rather than the casual wearer.

Oud Nirvana is a unisex Ajmal fragrance shaped around deep woods, oud-like richness. The drydown leans warm and persistent, with resinous wood, amber, and musk giving it a dressed, long-wearing character.

A darker oud fragrance with smoky woods, resin, sweetness, and a shadowy musky base. It feels smoother and more nocturnal than a straightforward oud, with a polished black-amber style.

A deep, shadowed oud fragrance with a darker woody-amber profile and a more formal evening character. It feels velvety and composed, using the intensity of oud for depth and presence rather than roughness.

A high-impact oud fragrance with dark woods, sharp spice, amber, and resinous smoke. It feels powerful, saturated, and intentionally forceful, with a nuclear-strength name matched by a dense woody trail.

Oud Nuh 2026 is an oud-forward release in the Ensar Oud style, emphasizing natural wood tones, resin, smoke, earth, and slow unfolding texture. It feels artisanal and material-driven, with the fragrance built around the character of the oud rather than around a conventional top-heart-base perfume pyramid.

A night-oriented private-selection oud fragrance with warm woods, ambered depth, and a darker musky trail. It feels more formal and evening-focused than most Abercrombie releases.

An oud-centered fragrance built around earthy wood, spice, and shadowy resin warmth. It feels darker and more straightforward than DUA’s designer-inspired oud blends, with the wood itself taking the lead.

A hotter, smokier oud where resins, spice, and charred warmth give the composition a dramatic glow. It feels as though the wood is lit from within, with embers and incense turning the darkness kinetic.

Oud on the Rocks is a unisex Ajmal fragrance shaped around deep woods, oud-like richness. The drydown leans warm and persistent, with resinous wood, amber, and musk giving it a dressed, long-wearing character.

A warm, polished oud fragrance shaped to feel rich and regal rather than aggressively animalic. It pairs dark wood, ambered warmth, and soft spice in a way that makes the oud glow rather than snarl.

A vivid orange-colored oud interpretation where juicy citrus warmth meets smooth woods and ambered depth. The contrast between bright fruit and polished oud gives it a rich, glowing character that feels opulent without becoming heavy.

Oud & Oud is a smoother and more luxurious Cartier oud than many louder market examples, emphasizing texture and elegance over aggression. It feels rich, warm, and beautifully controlled.

A woody oriental fragrance built around oud in a polished, wearable register. It feels dark, resinous, and quietly animalic, with enough structure and smoothness to keep the oud character luxurious rather than abrasive.

A Selfridges-exclusive extrait built around cherry, citrus, oud, cistus, honeyed warmth, patchouli, and modern woody materials. It feels glossy, dark-fruited, and smoky, with a luxurious cherry-oud mood that avoids smelling like a simple syrupy gourmand.

A 2025 exclusive oud composition that brightens the wood with a golden, solar character rather than pushing it into darkness. It feels opulent, warm, and radiant, with oud, resin, and ambered facets arranged in a more luminous luxury style.

A deep rose-oud built in the Diptyque style, where smoky woods, labdanum, tobacco, rum, and vanilla make the darkness feel textured rather than monolithic. It is dramatic and resinous, but the rose and camphor-like freshness keep the composition alive and surprisingly elegant.