Fragrances Inspired by Tom Ford
Fragrances Inspired by Tom Ford
Bold, unapologetic materials at a strength most designer houses avoid. Five independent formulations, each built around a different Tom Ford release — for people who don’t mind being noticed.
The Tom Ford Style
Tom Ford’s line splits in two: the mainstream fragrances stocked everywhere, and the Private Blend collection built for people who want something the person next to them probably isn’t wearing. Ours draws mostly from the latter.
It’s fragrance as a statement rather than a background scent — heavy on tobacco, oud and dark fruit, built to be noticed rather than to disappear into the room.
Our Own Formulation, Not a Copy
Every fragrance below is blended in the UK, by us, from our own formula — not licensed, not manufactured under any agreement with Tom Ford, and not sold as the genuine product.
What we’ve done is study what makes those releases distinctive — the material choices, the concentration, the way they wear — and build our own version, at a fraction of the price, using the fragrance-oil-forward approach we use across the whole Dahab range.
The Collection
Five fragrances, five different Tom Ford references, one shared throughline — nothing here fades by lunch. Most are available as a Perfume Oil; several also come as an Eau de Parfum or Room Spray.
Oud De Dubai
Smells like a high-end cigar lounge, not an ashtray — boozy and spiced up top, tobacco, oud and cedar underneath. Available as a Perfume Oil.
Desert Neroli
Sparkling Italian bergamot, mandarin and lemon, built with the polish of a much more expensive fragrance. Available as a Perfume Oil, Eau de Parfum and Room Spray.
Oud Vanille
Oud that softened up without going quiet — warm wood meets vanilla, and neither one apologises for the other. Available as a Perfume Oil, Eau de Parfum and Room Spray.
Cherry Bomb
Sour cherry and bitter almond up top, plum, rose and jasmine at the heart, tonka and vanilla underneath. Available as a Perfume Oil.
Patchouli Oud
White flowers, coriander and peony up top; ambrette, rose and jasmine at the heart; patchouli, incense and wood underneath. Available as a Perfume Oil.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the same fragrance as Tom Ford’s Private Blend line?
No. Each fragrance in this collection is Dahab’s own independent formulation, inspired by the structure and character of a specific Tom Ford release. We are not manufactured, endorsed, or affiliated with Tom Ford or its parent company, and these are not sold as genuine Tom Ford products.
What’s the difference between the Perfume Oil, Eau de Parfum and Room Spray versions?
The Perfume Oil is alcohol-free and worn directly on pulse points, which tends to give it the closest, longest-lasting wear. The Eau de Parfum is our alcohol-based spray version, with wider projection. The Room Spray is for the space around you rather than your skin.
How long does this collection last on skin?
Our perfume oils are blended at around 25% fragrance oil concentration, well above the industry norm, specifically so they don’t fade by lunchtime. Actual wear time still varies with skin type and climate.
Which one is closest to Tom Ford Tobacco Vanille?
Oud Vanille is our independent formulation built around that warm wood-and-vanilla pairing. It is not a reformulation or copy, just our own take on the same fragrance family.
Are these fragrances suitable for sensitive skin?
As with any fragrance oil, we’d recommend a small patch test before full application if you have sensitive skin or known fragrance allergies. Full ingredient information is listed on each product page.
