Lattafa Pride Pisa 100ml EDP — A Clean Citrus, Cedar & Amber Woody
Lattafa Pride Pisa is a bright citrus-woody Eau de Parfum where bergamot, mandarin and lemon open over dry cedarwood and settle onto sandalwood and amber. 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 searching for Lattafa Pride Pisa in the UK, this is currently the lowest price we can find anywhere.
Lattafa Pride Pisa Notes
Top notes — bergamot, mandarin, lemon. A clean, three-way citrus opening. Lemon supplies the sharp initial lift, mandarin rounds it with a sweeter, juicier edge, and bergamot bridges the two with its familiar bitter-floral character. Bright without being sharp, and unmistakably fresh.
Heart notes — cedarwood. A single note, and it does a lot of work. Cedar is dry, clean and faintly pencil-like, and it arrives quickly to stop the citrus evaporating into nothing. This is the hinge of the whole composition: it is what turns a cologne opening into a woody fragrance.
Base notes — sandalwood, amber. Creamy and warm. Sandalwood softens the cedar’s dryness and adds a milky, rounded texture; amber brings the golden, resinous glow that gives Pisa its polish. The finish is close to the skin rather than projecting, and it is where the fragrance earns its Pride branding.
A note on the notes — worth reading before you compare listings. Pisa is one of the more misreported fragrances we stock. You will find UK and European sellers publishing a spicy rose-and-geranium pyramid, others listing pink pepper and vanilla, and at least one major fragrance database carrying a record with a 2015 launch date, a niche perfumer credit and notes of frankincense, myrrh and Safraleine. Pisa was released in 2024, so a 2015 date alone tells you that record belongs to a different fragrance. Lattafa’s own product pages — both the global site and Lattafa USA — publish the bergamot-mandarin-lemon / cedarwood / sandalwood-amber pyramid above, and the brand’s own gift-set copy describes exactly the same citrus-to-woody progression. That is what is in the bottle.
Lattafa Pride Pisa Review — What It Smells Like
The short version: a clean lemon-and-mandarin opening that dries into creamy sandalwood and amber. Polished, easy and considerably less heavy than the “oriental” tag suggests. Not a beast — a smart everyday citrus-woody.
The scent. Pisa opens the way an expensive cologne opens: crisp citrus, no sweetness propping it up, no fruit. Within twenty minutes or so the cedar is already there underneath, dry and slightly resinous, and that transition is the most interesting part of the wear — the fragrance stops being a citrus and becomes a wood without any obvious seam. The sandalwood and amber then take over quietly, and the last several hours are soft, creamy and skin-close. It reads clean and grown-up rather than loud or exotic.
The catch. Longevity is the honest weak point. Independent aggregate data puts the strong phase at around three hours before it drops close to the skin, which is normal for a citrus-led composition but well short of what some retailer listings claim. The amber-sandalwood base does linger — you will still catch it on a collar hours later — but if you want something that announces itself across a room all day, this is not that fragrance. Reapplying at lunchtime is a reasonable expectation.
Who should skip it. Anyone shopping specifically for a heavy winter oriental, and anyone who needs eight-hour projection from a single morning spray.
Is Lattafa Pride Pisa a Dupe? What Is It a Clone Of?
There is no verified designer original. We checked the Lattafa dupe indexes and the fragrance databases — Pisa is not listed as a clone of anything, and Lattafa names no inspiration for it. The Pride line is positioned as original, more expensive composition work rather than designer copying. Anyone telling you Pisa is a confirmed dupe of a specific bottle is guessing.
What it does share is a family. Citrus over cedar and sandalwood is one of the most established structures in modern masculine perfumery, and if that shape is what you are after, our Lattafa dupes guide sets out how we grade Type A close matches against Type B inspired-by compositions. Pisa sits outside both: it is an original.
Closest in our own range: Al Qiam Silver for a fresher grapefruit-and-ambroxan take, Art of Universe for ginger, pear and cedar, and Art of Nature II for citrus and orange over woods. The wider Lattafa fresh & citrus collection is where the rest of this style sits. If you want the same polish with more weight, Creative Art goes saffron and amber instead.
Price & Size — Lattafa Pride Pisa Price in the UK
Pisa 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 from the bottle.
That is genuinely the low end of the UK market. Across UK price-comparison listings in August 2026 we found Pisa ranging from £36.20 to £58.50, with Lattafa’s own US site pricing it at $54.99. We are below the cheapest UK listing we could find, with delivery included. Treat anything above £45 as overpriced, and anything far below £30 as worth checking carefully for authenticity.
Bottle, Size & Authenticity
Pisa is a 100ml (3.4 oz) Eau de Parfum spray in the heavier Lattafa Pride presentation the sub-line uses — the gallery images above show the bottle and carton as you will receive them.
Lattafa also produces a Pisa three-piece gift set containing the 100ml EDP, a 200ml perfumed body spray and a 20ml mini. We do not currently stock the set; if the gift set is what brought you here, the 100ml bottle on this page is the same juice in the standard presentation.
Every bottle carries the official Lattafa holographic authentication seal. Our UK authentication guide shows exactly what to check on the seal, the QR code and the carton if you are buying Lattafa anywhere else.
Performance & When To Wear It
Pisa is more versatile than its listings suggest. The citrus opening is bright enough for daytime and warm weather, and the cedar-sandalwood-amber base gives it enough substance to hold up on a cool evening. Spring through autumn is its natural range; deep winter is the one setting where it will feel a little thin against the cold.
Expect around three hours of confident presence before it settles into a soft, close skin scent that carries on quietly for several more. Projection is intimate rather than strong. Three to four sprays is reasonable here — unlike the denser Pride releases such as King of Arabia, Pisa does not punish a generous hand.
Like most Lattafa releases, Pisa 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. This matters more than usual for a citrus-led fragrance, where a fresh bottle can seem to disappear faster than a settled one.
Who It’s For & Styling
Lattafa markets Pisa as a men’s fragrance and Parfumo lists it for women and men — both are fair. It leans masculine through the cedar and the dry citrus, but there is nothing gendered in a lemon-cedar-sandalwood structure, and it wears comfortably on anyone who likes clean woody scents. We list it across both our Lattafa for men and unisex collections.
Style-wise it suits daytime and smart-casual: shirts, tailoring, workwear, warm-weather travel. It is the sort of fragrance that reads as well-groomed rather than as a statement, which is exactly what a lot of people want from a daily bottle.
Lattafa Pride Pisa in the Range
Within the Lattafa range, Pisa is the clean everyday option from a premium sub-line better known for heavier work. King of Arabia is the fruity-leather statement and Queen of Arabia its feminine counterpart; Pisa is the one you can wear to work without thinking about it.
If you are shopping by note rather than by name, our Lattafa perfumes by note page maps the whole catalogue — and Art of Wood is the closest thing to Pisa if you want grapefruit and vetiver in place of lemon and cedar.
Tried, Tested, Trusted
At Royal Scents we specialise in Lattafa, and every scent we list is assessed by our team before it reaches you. Pisa is one we recommend for daily wear rather than for occasions — and we would rather tell you its longevity is modest than let you find out after the bottle arrives.
Every bottle we sell is 100% genuine Lattafa, carrying the official holographic authentication seal and sourced through legitimate supply. Free UK delivery, 30-day no-questions returns, and dispatch within 24 hours.
Lattafa Pride Pisa FAQs
What does Lattafa Pride Pisa smell like?
A clean citrus-woody. Bergamot, mandarin and lemon open it bright and unsweetened, dry cedarwood arrives quickly underneath, and it settles into creamy sandalwood and warm amber. Polished and easy rather than heavy or exotic — closer to a smart cologne than to a traditional Arabian oriental.
What are the notes in Lattafa Pride Pisa?
Top: bergamot, mandarin, lemon. Heart: cedarwood. Base: sandalwood, amber. That matches Lattafa’s own published pyramid on both its global site and Lattafa USA.
Why do some listings show rose, pink pepper or frankincense for Pisa?
Because several sellers and at least one large database have the wrong record. You will see spicy rose-geranium pyramids, pink-pepper-and-vanilla versions, and a database entry dated 2015 with frankincense, myrrh and Safraleine credited to a niche perfumer. Pisa launched in 2024, so that date alone rules the record out. Lattafa’s own listing is the one to trust.
What is Lattafa Pride Pisa a dupe or clone of?
Nothing verified. Pisa does not appear in any established Lattafa dupe index and Lattafa names no inspiration — the Pride line is positioned as original work. The citrus-over-cedar-and-sandalwood structure is a common one in masculine perfumery, but there is no specific designer bottle it is copying.
How long does Lattafa Pride Pisa last?
Around three hours of confident presence, then a soft skin scent that carries on for several more. Independent aggregate data puts it at the modest end, and we would rather quote that than repeat the eight-hour claims some listings make. Citrus-led fragrances are the shortest-lived family in perfumery, and the sandalwood-amber base is what buys it the later hours.
Is Lattafa Pride Pisa for men or unisex?
Lattafa markets it as a men’s fragrance and Parfumo classifies it for women and men. It leans masculine through the cedar and dry citrus, but nothing in the composition is gender-specific. We stock it as both.
How many sprays of Pisa should I use?
Three or four. This is one of the lighter Lattafa Pride releases, so unlike King of Arabia it will not overwhelm a room at generous application. If you want it to last into the evening, a top-up at lunchtime is sensible.
Is there a Lattafa Pride Pisa gift set?
Yes — Lattafa produces a three-piece Pisa set with the 100ml Eau de Parfum, a 200ml perfumed body spray and a 20ml mini. We do not currently carry the set. The 100ml bottle on this page contains the same fragrance.
How much is Lattafa Pride Pisa in the UK?
£34.99 for 100ml at Royal Scents with free UK delivery. Across UK listings in August 2026 we found it between £36.20 and £58.50, and Lattafa’s US site prices it at $54.99 — so this is below the cheapest UK price we could find.
Note pyramid taken from Lattafa’s own product pages on lattafa.com and Lattafa USA, and cross-checked against the brand’s gift-set copy. Where third-party listings and databases publish conflicting pyramids, we have said so and explained which record is wrong rather than averaging them. Longevity reflects independent aggregate data rather than retailer marketing copy. UK price range from price-comparison listings surveyed in August 2026. Last reviewed August 2026.
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