Arabian Knight

This smells like Layton mixed with aventus+ camphorous and minty notes to my nose. To some that's enough for them to roll their eyes and brush it off as a another uninspired clone but I'm telling you theres something to this. I tried it at the Arabian oud boutique and it really did intrigue me. Has touches of citrusy and as I said camphorous and minty freshness, so decently appropriate for warm weather (though I wear anything whenever personally) although the silver flanker may be better for warm weather use, however that fragrance didn't have that same effect on me. The lady in the shop even gave her personal recommendation for silver but I still stuck with the original. When I got home and sprayed it I think I liked it even more. Loving this scent. Performance isn't anything amazing but I'm hoping it'll strengthen over the next few weeks.

A fragrance every man needs in his collection. This fragrance is nothing short of stunning from start to finish. I've had a few weeks to sit with it and truly take it in. I don't get much of a powdery note from it, but the citron is amazing. There is a bit of metal note on the dry down, but it almost makes you smell, shinier? It is difficult to describe unless you smell it yourself. It's almost as if you smell like a brilliant, shiny, citrus ball of energy. This is probably my most complimented summer fragrance but it is for sure versatile enough to wear in spring, summer, and fall. This is more than safe enough for a blind buy and I guarantee you that people will ask you what you're wearing. Longevity - 10/10 Sillage - 10/10 Scent - 11/10

I was umm-ing and ahh-ing about purchasing this fragrance because it's a little more than I would normally spend, but it's completely exceeded my expectations. After spraying a small amount on a t-shirt to test it out I was still able to detect some of the powdery notes people were talking about from across the room even hours later, but somehow not in a way that felt overpowering! Now after spraying some on my wrist and letting it sit for a while I'm able to smell the rose heart notes which is something I've previously struggled to identify. The overall profile is SO appealing to my taste, I was also a bit worried about the powdery smell overpowering the woodiness but all the different accents compliment each other so well in my opinion.

#559 in my "Tour de Fragrance" Smelled this before with Lattafa Ejaazi, but this is much better quality. If you added a citron note to one of my all-time favorites, Xerjoff Alexandria II, you'd have this. Ajmal Wood, a scent also worth owning, is also close to this except that has a cardamom note not cinnamon. I am not usually a fan of cinnamon, but it really is nice here. This is ambery, vanillic, spicy, musky, about as good as it gets and worthy of purchase at a $100. Probably not office wear, but casual and date night for sure, especially in cooler weather. Inviting and unisex IMO, and I know a woman I will definitely buy this for. The rose note takes it a tad to the Oriental side, but not strongly, so I will definitely wear this.

I ordered a 5ml sample. Wow, this is a beautiful fragrance. It is so pleasant and calming to smell. I guarantee if I wore this out, it would be a compliment puller. It has a familiar smell, and it took me a while to work out what it was—Lynx Africa! Don't get me wrong, this is a far higher quality fragrance, and no one will mistake you for wearing a $5 deodorant, but there is something vaguely similar about the scent profile in the air. Overall this is a great fragrance and blind buy worthy—inoffensive, mass appealing, and safe for both the office and date nights. This is one ladies will love to smell on a well-dressed man. Overall 7/10

Opens with citrus, which goes after a few minutes. Most of the rest is a powdery animalic oud. Which I really like. Very good quality, and extremely well balanced. You need a good few sprays for this to really shine imo. It performs very well, and would work best as a signature everyday scent. However, apart from the oud note, I think this is on the border or designer and niche in terms of scent profile. Its very mass appealing and safe. Worth the money, but get a 3/4ml tester first, so that you dont have to ration sprays and can still do a few test runs. 8.5/10

Being used to French perfumery only, I initially did not like the smell and thought it was a fragrance I liked, but did not love. A few months pass and I cannot get enough of this fragrance. Very masculine, mass appealing, strong sillage, and extremely long lasting. Can be worn as a daily signature, to work, gym, night out. Works in any weather and location. If you are not used to Arabic perfumery, then you may initially not love it, but I can guarantee you will LOVE this later on.

Absolutely beautiful, masculine leaning amber frag. I see comps to Layton and Alex II on here, and I get none of that. What I do smell though, is actually some similarities to Pure Malt and the original Amen. There's another popular fragrance that's on the tip of my tongue also, but cannot think of the other comp. But as far as middle eastern fragrances go, this is about as safe and easy as you can get. This would be right at home being released as a PDM or SWY.

A warm floral lemon amber cream enveloped by slightly sharp cinnamon/cedar notes. The cinnamon is not sweet but a dry cinnamon. Personally, I really enjoy this fragrance. Great for any season. Longevity is 7-12 hours. Sillage is heavy and can be noticed from about 6 feet (2 meters) away. Signature scent worthy but may not be for everyone. If you can, try before you buy. My blind buy was worth it. A bottle can be had at under $100 USD which is really nice! 10/10

Amazing value for money fragrance that has a scent profile better than its price point. More masculine leaning. One may get nose blind to it, but stays on clothes for the entire day and does need 6-7 sprays to be meaningful. I love it for the scent profile - dark, mysterious, woody, masculine and understated. Other performance parameters are average and as mentioned, needs a liberal dose of spraying. Strongly recommend for age group 30+.

I have this and the silver and can't tell them apart really. They are very similar and redundant to own both. Arabian Oud is my favorite fragrance house and I got them both from discounters. They both give barbershop vibes clean and masculine. I don't think women should wear this in my opinion but to each their own. This is fresh and clean and signature scent worthy I love them both. The performance is great and pulls compliments.

This is my aventus killer this is pure beast mode 18 hours plus performance you have to scrub this off your skin to me this smells like aventus from Creed if you're going out to the club surrounded by guys wearing the average fragrance you will definitely stand out and it's definitely loud my Sillage was over 8 ft on a hot day on a cold day it's about six it is definitely overwhelming 6 sprays and you will kill the game

To be honest, at first, I was not impressed of Arabian Knight, because I prefer more daring scents, but the more I wear it the more I love it. A dry ambery spicy fragrance. I love the rose and the cinnamon combo in this one. Longevity is good but projection is soft. This is like a arabian man suited with a tuxedo. Middle eastern fragrance, but not too much. 8.5/10.

This is one of the best and most unique musky amber scents I've ever smelt. Blended to perfection. An easy signature scent for any guy. Oddly can wear for literally any occasion. I don't like the idea of telling people something is a safe blind buy but... No one will NOT like this on you. If you spray this on and someone says you smell horrible, I'll Zelle you $1

Arabian Knight lives up to its name! This is a truly captivating scent for men. The citrus opening is fresh and invigorating, quickly giving way to a warm, spicy heart with cinnamon and rose. The amber, cedarwood, and vanilla base creates a sensual, long-lasting trail that's both alluring and sophisticated. Perfect for evenings out or special occasions.

People mistake it with the silver one i think!it is not like ferragamo neither montale or pure malt or any frag in the list of reminds me of...with all respect people still has amateur nose...its defiently 50%boss bottled edt plus 25% ultra male...and dry down is different,similar to perfumes with oud maybe from mancera or montale

Update a few weeks in: This has now become part of my routine rotation. This is so good and unique! Gorgeous, fresh, simple and complex, fascinating, original deep, eminently wearable. Nothing massively groundbreaking here but stil original and very well executed. A perfect gentleman scent for the office or all occasions.

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A fragrance that will make literally everyone asks what are you wearing. It very masculine, fresh and spicy at the same time. The amber and vanilla give some deepness to the fragrance. Projection and longevity are 11 out of 10.

This is so creamy but woody fresh. Very accessible any day. More like a high profile person in a company getting off from Rolls Royce. Classy. This gives me a good reason to stay away from sauvage and aventus identity. 9/10