Oud Perfume Price in Pakistan 2026 (Original vs Impression)

Oud is the most expensive raw material in perfumery, and the price of oud perfume in Pakistan reflects that. This guide covers what oud actually is, what you can expect to pay in 2026, and which oud is worth your money depending on what you want from it.

Why oud costs what it does

Oud (also spelled oudh, and called agarwood) is resin produced by the aquilaria tree after it is infected by a specific mould. Only a small share of wild trees ever form it, the tree takes years to develop it, and the resin is then distilled at very low yield. That is the whole reason for the price: it is a slow, uncertain natural process that cannot be rushed.

Pure distilled oud oil from a reputable Arabian house can cost more per gram than silver. Designer houses that build a fragrance around oud, like Ombre Nomade or Black Afghano, price accordingly. An original bottle of a well-known oud fragrance is a serious purchase in Pakistan, which is why most people here experience oud through a quality impression instead.

Oud perfume price in Pakistan: what you will actually pay

At The Scent Valley, oud impressions run from Rs 1,500 for 50ml to Rs 9,000 for 100ml at the top of the range. Where a scent sits in that range depends on the concentration and the cost of the materials it recreates, not on marketing.

• Rs 1,500 – Rs 1,800 (50ml) — the bakhoor and resin end. Royal Bakhoor and White Bakhoor at Rs 1,500, Dark Resin at Rs 1,800.
• Rs 2,000 – Rs 2,300 (50ml) — the core oud range. Prince of Oud, our impression of Ameer Al Oud, at Rs 2,000. Turkish Oud at Rs 2,000, Afghan Oud at Rs 2,200, Nomad's Oud at Rs 2,300.
• Rs 3,300 and up (50ml) — the heavier, more material-intensive blends. Royal Oud at Rs 3,300, and Ancient Oud, the deepest in the range, at Rs 5,000.

Every one of these is available in 50ml and 100ml. The 100ml bottle is always better value per millilitre: Prince of Oud is Rs 2,000 for 50ml and Rs 3,600 for 100ml, so the second half costs less than the first.

Which oud should you buy?

• If you have never worn oud before — start with Smoky Oud (Rs 2,000) or Royal Bakhoor (Rs 1,500). Both are recognisably oud without the density that puts people off.
• If you want the classic Arabian profile — Prince of Oud or Afghan Oud. These are the sweet, resinous ouds most Pakistani buyers have in mind when they search for oud.
• If you want something modern — Nomad's Oud is the fresher, brighter take, closer to what the designer houses have been doing with oud recently.
• If you already know you like oud — Ancient Oud or Royal Oud. Denser, longer-lasting, and priced accordingly.

If you prefer oil to spray, the attars collection covers the same territory in traditional form, and our guide to the best attar in Pakistan goes through those in detail.

Do oud impressions last?

Oud is naturally one of the longest-lasting notes in perfumery, and that carries over. Expect around 6 to 8 hours on skin from the 50ml and 100ml sprays, with the strongest projection in the first two hours. Longevity varies with skin type and weather — in Pakistani heat, heavier ouds tend to project harder and settle faster, which is why the lighter bakhoor blends often suit summer better.

Applying to pulse points and to clothing rather than rubbing the wrists together will get noticeably more out of any oud.

Buying oud perfume in Pakistan

The oud market here has a fake problem, and it is worse than in other categories precisely because the raw material is expensive enough to be worth counterfeiting. Buy from a seller who is clear about what they are selling, offers Cash on Delivery, and has stated return terms.

We ship nationwide from Karachi with dispatch in 24 to 48 hours, Cash on Delivery, free delivery on orders over Rs 2,500, and 15 days to return. Browse the full oud perfume collection to see the current range and prices.

FAQ

• What is the price of oud perfume in Pakistan? Oud impressions at The Scent Valley run from Rs 1,500 for 50ml to Rs 9,000 for 100ml, depending on the blend. Original oud fragrances from designer and Arabian houses cost considerably more.
• What is the difference between oud and oudh? Nothing — they are two spellings of the same thing. Both refer to agarwood resin. You will also see it called agarwood or, in oil form, oud attar.
• Is Ameer Al Oud available in Pakistan? Our impression of it is. Prince of Oud is our interpretation of Ameer Al Oud, at Rs 2,000 for 50ml and Rs 3,600 for 100ml, with Cash on Delivery nationwide.
• Which oud perfume lasts the longest? Ancient Oud and Royal Oud are the densest in our range and hold longest, typically 6 to 8 hours on skin. Oud as a note is naturally long-lasting compared with fresh or citrus fragrances.
• Is oud perfume suitable for summer in Pakistan? The lighter bakhoor and resin blends are. Heavier ouds project hard in heat, so many people keep those for evenings and cooler months.
• Are these original oud perfumes? No. These are impression perfumes — independent interpretations inspired by well-known oud fragrances, made and sold under The Scent Valley name. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any designer or Arabian fragrance house, and all brand names are the property of their respective owners.