ASDAAF Perfumes

Asdaaf means “seashells” in Arabic. Moreover, the brand is one of at least seven sub-brands under Lattafa Perfumes Industries in Dubai. If you already know Lattafa, you know the factory behind Asdaaf. Furthermore, where Maison Alhambra uses European-sounding branding to reach Western shelves, Asdaaf leans the other way. The names are Arabic. The compositions are traditional. Oud, musk, amber, and spices run through the catalogue. Consequently, Ameerat Al Arab and Ameer Al Arab became the range’s most recognised bottles. The catalogue holds only 19 compositions on Fragrantica. That makes Asdaaf one of Lattafa’s smallest and most focused sub-brands. 
However, “premium” is relative here. Pricing still sits in Lattafa’s accessible range. As a result, Asdaaf delivers traditional Arabic character from the same factory that produces Khamrah and Asad, just under a quieter, more oriental name. Explore Asdaaf at Oudora.