Khadlaj Perfumes
Arabian oriental luxury with ornate gold packaging
Founded in January 1997, Khadlaj Perfumes specialises in bespoke Arabic and French-style fragrances, including home ambiance products (bakhoor/incense). Known for opulent Middle Eastern aesthetic in packaging — ornate gold bottles and jewelled caps. The brand occupies the gap between clone houses and pure Arabian heritage brands.
The Founder's Story
A UAE-based family establishment, Khadlaj Perfumes was founded in 1997 with a focus on creating fragrances that honour both Arabic tradition and French perfumery techniques. The brand distinguishes itself through opulent packaging — ornate gold bottles and jewelled caps — and a product range that extends beyond fragrance into bakhoor and home incense.
Heritage & Timeline
1997: Khadlaj Perfumes established as a family business in the UAE. Specialisation in bespoke Arabic and French-style fragrances, plus home ambiance products. Hareem Al Sultan Gold and Hanan (oriental florals) become signature scents. Brand builds presence at Beautyworld Middle East trade shows. 2025/26: Strong GCC retail presence. Growing e-commerce internationally. Focus on affordable oriental luxury aesthetic.
Signature Style
Khadlaj occupies the gap between clone houses and pure Arabian heritage brands — creating original oriental compositions with opulent packaging that evokes traditional Middle Eastern luxury. The bakhoor and incense lines complement the fragrance range.
Iconic Fragrances
Hareem Al Sultan Gold — an opulent oriental bestseller. Hanan — a sweet oriental floral. Khadlaj Oud Pour Noble — a refined oud composition. Rose & Oud — a classic Arabian combination.
Did You Know?
Khadlaj occupies a unique niche — between clone houses and pure Arabian heritage brands.
The brand's ornate gold bottles and jewelled caps are among the most decorative in the industry.
Khadlaj participates in Beautyworld Middle East — one of the largest beauty trade shows globally.
The product range includes bakhoor and incense alongside fragrances, reflecting the Arabian tradition of home scenting.