
Real perfume, without
buying the bottle
One spray on a paper strip at a counter tells you almost nothing. A fragrance needs time to settle on skin, it changes hour by hour, and it smells different on different people. So we measure a small amount out of the bottle into a glass atomiser and you live with it for a few days before deciding.
Same bottle, two ways to pay for it
Aventus makes the point best, because the dearer the bottle the more a decant saves.
Tk 48,000
100 ml · Tk 480/ml
If it turns out not to suit you, that money is gone — an opened bottle cannot be returned.
Tk 3,200
5 ml · Tk 640/ml
Tk 44,800 less to wear it for a week. Buy the bottle afterwards, once you actually know.
Per millilitre a decant costs more, because the vial, the atomiser, the label and the pouring do not get cheaper as the amount gets smaller. We do not hide that — the per-ml figure is printed next to every size on every product page so you can check the maths yourself.
Which size is for whom
These prices apply to most of the catalogue. A few expensive niche bottles are priced differently, and their product page says so.
2
millilitres
Tk 200
Tk 100/ml
Enough to wear once or twice. Small enough to keep in a bag.
5
millilitres
Tk 400
Tk 80/ml
A week of regular wear, which is long enough to judge it properly.
10
millilitres
Tk 700
Tk 70/ml
The one most people pick. Lasts roughly a month.
20
millilitres
Tk 1,200
Tk 60/ml
Close to owning the bottle, at a fraction of the outlay.
Try the expensive ones first
These are the bottles where a decant earns its keep — find out on your own skin before paying the full price.




Any question about decants, just call — 01868-032281. Talking through which scent might suit someone is the part of this job we actually enjoy.
