Lattafa Pride King of Arabia 100ml Raspberry & Leather

Lattafa Pride King of Arabia Edp 100ml :

– A Raspberry, Osmanthus & Leather Woody

Lattafa King of Arabia is a refined fruity leather-woody Eau de Parfum where jammy raspberry meets apricot-like osmanthus and smooth leather. It comes from Lattafa Pride, the house’s premium sub-line, and this is the full-size 100ml (3.4 oz) bottle at £34.99 — 100% authentic and dispatched within 24 hours. If you have been looking for Lattafa King of Arabia in the UK, it is still thinly stocked here, and this is one of the few places carrying it.

Lattafa King of Arabia Notes

Top notes — Bergamot, Raspberry. A bright, fruity opening — zesty bergamot cutting through jammy raspberry.

Heart notes — Cedarwood, Osmanthus, Orris. A refined heart — apricot-and-leather-toned osmanthus with powdery orris over dry cedar.

Base notes — Leather, Vanilla, Patchouli. The drydown is warm and polished — smooth leather over sweet vanilla and earthy patchouli.

A note on the notes — worth reading before you compare listings. A few UK and European sellers list King of Arabia with a completely different, oud-heavy pyramid (Indian and Cambodian oud, saffron, clove). That is not this fragrance. Lattafa’s own product page, Lattafa USA and the major fragrance retailers all publish the bergamot-raspberry-osmanthus-leather pyramid above, and that is what is in the bottle. If a listing shows dual oud in the top notes, it has been filled in from another Pride release.

Lattafa King of Arabia Review — What It Smells Like

The short version: a jammy raspberry opening that dries down into soft, expensive-smelling leather. Loud for the first hour, refined for the rest of the day. Spray it lightly.

The scent. King of Arabia opens fruity and bright — raspberry is unmistakable and quite sweet, with bergamot keeping it from turning syrupy. What makes it interesting is the heart: osmanthus carries an apricot-and-suede facet naturally, so the fruit does not so much disappear as slide into the leather rather than sit on top of it. Orris adds a cool powderiness, cedar keeps the middle dry, and the base lands on smooth leather with vanilla softening the edges and patchouli grounding the whole thing. It reads polished rather than rugged — closer to a leather jacket in a boutique than a saddle.

The catch. It is strong. Lattafa Pride releases are dense, and reviewers consistently report that one or two sprays is enough — three will announce you from across the room. The raspberry is also sweeter than “leather woody” suggests, so if you want austere dry leather with no fruit, this is not it.

Who should skip it. Anyone who dislikes sweet fruit in a masculine fragrance, and anyone who wants something discreet for a small office.

Is Lattafa King of Arabia a Dupe? What Is It a Clone Of?

There is no verified designer original. We checked the Lattafa dupe indexes and the fragrance databases — King of Arabia is not listed as a clone of anything. Lattafa positions the Pride line as original, more expensive compositions rather than designer copies, and names no inspiration for this one. Anyone telling you it is a confirmed dupe of a specific bottle is guessing.

What it does share is a family. The raspberry-over-leather accord is the one Tom Ford Tuscan Leather made famous, and if that pairing is what you are chasing, our Lattafa Tom Ford alternatives are the right place to start — King of Arabia is a cousin, not a copy, and it is sweeter and more powdery than Tuscan Leather.

Closest in our own range: Al Qiam Gold for oud, raspberry and leather, and Kashan if you want the raspberry without the leather. Browse the full Lattafa dupes guide if you are shopping by designer reference.

Price & Size — Lattafa King of Arabia Price in the UK

King of Arabia is £34.99 for a 100ml (3.4 oz) Eau de Parfum with free UK delivery — about 35p per ml, or roughly 950–1,000 sprays. Because it is potent at one or two sprays, a bottle goes considerably further than the price per ml suggests.

It is a recent Lattafa Pride release and UK distribution is still limited, so there is no crowded price comparison to run: the UK stockists we found in August 2026 were at £34.99 against a £40.00 list price, and Lattafa’s own US site prices it at $64.99. We match the lowest UK price we could find, with delivery included.

Bottle, Size & Authenticity

King of Arabia is a 100ml (3.4 oz) Eau de Parfum spray presented in the heavier Lattafa Pride packaging the sub-line uses — the gallery images above show the bottle and carton as you will receive them.

Every bottle carries the official Lattafa holographic authentication seal. Our UK authentication guide shows exactly what to check on the seal, the batch code and the carton if you are buying Lattafa anywhere else.

Performance & When To Wear It

Autumn and winter evenings are where this belongs. The leather-vanilla-patchouli base gives it real weight in cool air, and the raspberry stops it feeling heavy the way a pure oud would. It is a dinner, event and night-out fragrance rather than a desk scent.

Expect eight hours or more on skin, with strong projection for the first two. One or two sprays — this is not a four-spray fragrance, and over-applying is the most common complaint with dense Pride releases.

Like most Lattafa releases, King of Arabia benefits from a few weeks resting in a dark drawer before you judge it — our maceration guide explains why fresh bottles can read sharp and solvent-like and settle considerably.

Who It’s For & Styling

Lattafa markets King of Arabia as a men’s fragrance and some retailers list it as unisex — both are fair. It leans masculine through the leather and cedar, but the raspberry-osmanthus opening is soft enough that it wears comfortably on anyone who likes fruity leathers. Pair it with tailoring and evening wear; it is wasted on a t-shirt.

Lattafa King of Arabia in the Range

King of Arabia has a direct counterpart: Lattafa Queen of Arabia, the feminine half of the pair, which makes the two an easy his-and-hers gift.

If the leather is what draws you, the next steps at Royal Scents are Al Areeq Gold for saffron, leather and incense, or the wider Lattafa leather, Lattafa for men and unisex collections. You can also browse the whole range by note on our Lattafa perfumes by note page.

Tried, Tested, Trusted

At Royal Scents we specialise in Lattafa, and every scent we list is assessed by our team before it reaches you. King of Arabia is one of the few Lattafa bottles that genuinely smells like it costs more than it does — the Pride line is where the house spends its money.

Every bottle we sell is 100% genuine Lattafa, carrying the official holographic authentication seal. Free UK delivery, 30-day no-questions returns, and dispatch within 24 hours.

Lattafa King of Arabia FAQs

What does Lattafa King of Arabia smell like?

Bright bergamot and jammy raspberry at the top, apricot-toned osmanthus with powdery orris and dry cedar in the heart, and a base of smooth leather, vanilla and patchouli. Fruity at first, polished and leathery for the rest of the wear.

What are the notes in Lattafa King of Arabia?

Top: bergamot, raspberry. Heart: cedarwood, osmanthus, orris. Base: leather, vanilla, patchouli. This matches Lattafa’s own published pyramid.

What is Lattafa King of Arabia a dupe or clone of?

Nothing verified. It does not appear in any established Lattafa dupe index and Lattafa names no inspiration — the Pride line is positioned as original work rather than designer copies. The raspberry-and-leather accord it uses is the one Tom Ford Tuscan Leather popularised, but King of Arabia is sweeter and more powdery and is not a match for it.

Why do some listings show oud notes for King of Arabia?

A handful of sellers have filled in an oud-heavy pyramid (Indian and Cambodian oud, saffron, clove) that belongs to a different release. Lattafa’s own listing, Lattafa USA and the major retailers all publish the bergamot-raspberry-osmanthus-leather pyramid, which is the correct one.

Is Lattafa King of Arabia for men or unisex?

Lattafa markets it as a men’s fragrance and several retailers list it as unisex. It leans masculine through the leather and cedar, but the fruity-floral opening makes it comfortably wearable by anyone.

How long does Lattafa King of Arabia last?

Eight hours or more on skin for most wearers, with strong projection in the first couple of hours and considerably longer wear on clothing. It is one of the stronger Lattafa releases.

How many sprays of King of Arabia should I use?

One or two. Reviewers consistently report that this is enough — it is a dense Pride composition and three or more sprays becomes overwhelming in an enclosed space.

What is the difference between King of Arabia and Queen of Arabia?

They are a matched pair rather than flankers of one another. King of Arabia is the fruity-leather-woody for men; Queen of Arabia is the feminine counterpart. They are designed to sit together, not to smell the same.

How much is Lattafa King of Arabia in the UK?

£34.99 for 100ml at Royal Scents with free UK delivery, against a £40.00 list price. UK availability is still limited as it is a recent Lattafa Pride release.

Shop Lattafa Pride King of Arabia 100ml EDP at Royal Scents today — £34.99 with free UK delivery.