Unisex Perfume Price in Pakistan 2026 — Updated Complete Guide
Unisex perfume prices in Pakistan range dramatically — from Rs. 500 for basic attars to Rs. 50,000+ for rare luxury imports. This updated 2026 guide gives you real, current prices across every tier so you can budget correctly and find the best value.
Unisex Perfume Price Tiers — Pakistan 2026
Under Rs. 2,000 — Entry Level
Local attars (Al Rehab, J. Fragrances), basic EDTs, and entry-level local EDPs. Longevity: 3–6 hours. Acceptable for casual use. See our student budget guide.
Rs. 2,000–4,000 — Best Value Zone
This tier offers the best quality-to-price ratio in Pakistan. Standout pick: 1992 Signature Extrait de Parfum by Zavya Scents — Rs. 2,499 with Extrait concentration (highest possible fragrance oil percentage), 8–12 hours longevity, and free tester. Also: Lattafa Asad (Rs. 2,500–4,000), Lattafa Oud Mood Original (Rs. 2,800–4,500). Cash on Delivery nationwide.
Rs. 4,000–8,000 — Mid-Range Imports
Rasasi Hawas, Al Haramain Amber Oud, Lattafa Khamrah. Quality imported Arabic fragrances with excellent longevity. See our Arabic guide.
Rs. 8,000–15,000 — Premium
Al Haramain premium lines, Swiss Arabian, Hugo Boss. See our imported guide.
Rs. 15,000+ — Luxury
Tom Ford, Dior, Creed, rare oud compositions. See our luxury guide.
Why Concentration Matters More Than Price
An Extrait de Parfum at Rs. 2,499 can outlast an imported EDP at Rs. 8,000 in longevity. Concentration (Extrait > EDP > EDT) determines how long a perfume lasts — not its price or brand origin. See our concentration guide.
Price vs Value — Best Picks at Each Tier
Best under Rs. 3,000: 1992 Signature Extrait (Rs. 2,499). Best Rs. 3,000–5,000: Lattafa Khamrah, Rasasi Hawas. Best Rs. 5,000–10,000: Al Haramain Amber Oud Gold. Full breakdown at price guide and oud price guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average price of a good unisex perfume in Pakistan?
Rs. 2,500–5,000 for excellent quality. 1992 Signature Extrait at Rs. 2,499 is the best value in Pakistan at this price point.
Why are some perfumes so expensive in Pakistan?
Import duties, currency rates, and retailer margins add 40–80% to the retail price of imported fragrances. Local Pakistani brands like Zavya Scents eliminate this premium entirely.
