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Lattafa Perfume Price in Pakistan

Ten Lattafa EDPs. Rs.3,636 to Rs.7,326. Eight in stock.

Lattafa perfume price in Pakistan on Highfy.pk runs Rs.3,636 for Najdia + Deo 50ml up to Rs.7,326 for Khamrah Qahwa 100ml and Angham 100ml — all at discounted prices off higher originals. Lattafa is a Dubai-based fragrance house that's become one of the most bought perfume brands in Pakistan; the pricing sits between local attars and European designer fragrances, which is exactly why it sells. You'll find Lattafa at fragrance retailers in Lahore's Liberty Market and Karachi's Zamzama, but the Highfy selection and discount stack — typically 10% below in-store — makes ordering online worth checking. Eight of ten products are currently available.

Which Lattafa Perfume to Pick

Orientation matters more than price here.

Ejazi and Najdia — the entry point

Cheapest two. Different orientations.

Lattafa Ejazi EDP Pakistan at Rs.3,861 for 100ml (was Rs.4,290) is a warm, slightly sweet oriental — amber and musk base, moderate projection, wears 6–7 hours on skin. Najdia at Rs.3,636 for 50ml+deo is a rose-oud combo, softer than Ejazi in the dry-down. Both are solid entry points if you haven't bought Lattafa before and want to understand the house style before spending Rs.7,326 on Khamrah. Ejazi is the better buy per ml at Rs.38.61/ml versus Najdia's Rs.72.72/ml — the Najdia's deo addition softens the value calculation but doesn't close the gap. I'd start with Ejazi if projection and longevity are the priority.

Asad, Asad Bourbon, Yara Moi, Yara Tous — the Rs.5,742 tier

Four EDPs at the same price. Not the same scent.

Lattafa Asad EDP Pakistan at Rs.5,742 (was Rs.6,380) is Lattafa's masculine-leaning woody-leather signature — one of their most repeated-purchase fragrances, and it shows in how consistently it stays in stock. Asad Bourbon is a flanker that adds vanilla and bourbon wood to the Asad base; it's sweeter and warmer, wears better in Lahore and Islamabad winters than in Karachi heat. Yara Moi and Yara Tous are both feminine-leaning florals at the same Rs.5,742 price — Yara Moi is lighter with a citrus-floral opening, Yara Tous leans warmer with a musk-peach dry-down. All four are 100ml at Rs.5,742, which is Rs.57.42/ml — not bad at all, honestly, for this fragrance quality. The Yara line doesn't share the same DNA as Asad; buying one doesn't tell you what the other will smell like.

Khamrah Qahwa — the premium pick

Rs.7,326. Coffee, oud, spice. Not subtle.

Lattafa Khamrah Qahwa EDP Pakistan at Rs.7,326 for 100ml (was Rs.8,140) is the richest in the range — a coffee and oud oriental with cardamom and saffron that doesn't pretend to be a daytime scent. Khamrah is the flagship in the Qahwa interpretation of the Lattafa line; it's heavy in the best possible way, and in Pakistan's winter season in Lahore or Islamabad it wears beautifully. Two sprays are enough — three in an enclosed space is too much, and you'll know it within 20 minutes. For Karachi's April-through-October heat, the oud and coffee base amplifies aggressively; worth knowing before you commit Rs.7,326 to a fragrance you'll avoid wearing half the year.

Eclaire EDP at Rs.6,399 (was Rs.7,110) sits between the mid-tier and Khamrah in price — it's a feminine floral-musk with a white flower and sandalwood dry-down, closer in character to the Yara line than to Asad or Khamrah. Worth considering if you want something in the Rs.6,000 range that isn't as heavy as Khamrah Qahwa; Eclaire is wearable year-round in a way that Khamrah isn't. And the Rs.657 saving off original makes it reasonable to try if you're already spending above Rs.5,742 on the Asad tier anyway.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is Lattafa perfume price in Pakistan?

A: Lattafa perfume price in Pakistan on Highfy.pk: Ejazi 100ml at Rs.3,861, Najdia+Deo 50ml at Rs.3,636, Asad/Asad Bourbon/Yara Moi/Yara Tous 100ml each at Rs.5,742, Eclaire 100ml at Rs.6,399, Khamrah Qahwa 100ml at Rs.7,326. All are EDPs with discounts applied off higher original prices.

Q: Is Lattafa a good perfume brand in Pakistan?

A: Lattafa is one of the most bought fragrance brands in Pakistan at this price tier — the Rs.3,800–Rs.7,500 range for a genuine 100ml EDP has no strong local competitor. The house style is rich, projection-heavy oriental fragrances built for South Asian and Gulf preferences. Longevity is typically 6–9 hours on skin. Buy Lattafa online Pakistan on Highfy.pk or find it at fragrance retailers in Lahore's Liberty Market and Karachi's Zamzama.

Q: Which Lattafa perfume lasts the longest?

A: Khamrah Qahwa and Asad are the longest-wearing Lattafa EDPs in Pakistan — typically 8–10 hours on skin and considerably longer on fabric. Ejazi and the Yara line are moderate, around 6–7 hours. Longevity varies with skin chemistry and Pakistan's temperature; dry skin absorbs fragrance faster and gives shorter wear than oily skin, and Karachi heat accelerates the top-note burn-off significantly.