Arabiyat Prestige

Arabiyat Prestige is a fragrance brand based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and a sub-line of the perfume house My Perfumes (My Perfumes Factory LLC). Its first scent was released in 2020 [3], and the brand has continued to launch new collections through 2026, making it one of the newer names in the wave of Middle Eastern fragrance houses exporting to global markets. Its compositions pair traditional Arabian notes such as oud, amber and musk with modern accords like vanilla, citrus and florals, and the parent company positions the line as "affordable luxury."

The brand sits within a broad portfolio built by My Perfumes, which describes itself as serving the international market for around three decades. Arabiyat Prestige is sold through several regional channels, including the parent site, an authorized United States distributor and a United Kingdom distributor, alongside Amazon and niche-fragrance retailers.

Arabiyat Prestige is operated by My Perfumes Factory LLC, founded in Dubai in 1993 by Firoz Baugwala, who is named as the company's founder and chairman [5]. The parent firm groups a range of fragrance lines under its roof — among them Arabiyat, Arabiyat Sugar, OTOORI and Le Gazelle — and has also produced licensed sports fragrances tied to football clubs. Arabiyat Prestige was introduced as a premium tier within this stable, with its earliest fragrance appearing in 2020 [3].

The founders of the sub-line itself are not documented; the only individual on record is the parent company's founder. Sources also differ on how the brand presents its primary home online. Fragrantica lists the official site as thearabiyat.com, run from London, while a separate site, arabiyatprestigeus.com, identifies itself as "the official distributor of Arabiyat Perfumes in the United States" [2] rather than the brand's origin. The brand-owner's own page sits on the parent domain, myperfumes.ae [4]. All three refer to the same UAE-based brand; its origin is recorded as Dubai [4].

According to My Perfumes, Arabiyat Prestige is built on layered compositions designed to "begin with a bright spark of freshness, unfold into rich character, and finish with a depth that lingers." The line blends what the company calls vibrant fruity accords with the richness of oud, aiming for fragrances that read as both energetic and sophisticated while remaining rooted in Arabian perfumery. The United States distributor frames the brand's mission more plainly as creating lasting fragrances "inspired by Arabian elegance."

The "affordable luxury" framing is central to how the brand is described across sources [4]. One positioning summary calls it a brand "very much an embodiment of the city's vibe — fashionable, energetic, global, fun and ambitious," tying it to Dubai's image as much as to a scent style.

Arabiyat Prestige produces eau de parfum and concentrated perfume oils for women, men and unisex wear. Its scent profiles draw on oud, amber, musk, rose, sandalwood and vanilla, balanced against citrus and floral top notes. The brand has built its catalogue around layering, and industry coverage credits it with an "innovative 'Layering in a Bottle' concept" [7].

Among its named releases, the Nyla Eau de Parfum is described as the brand's bestseller, reported to have drawn more than 2,000 purchases in a single month on Amazon and to have earned the platform's "Overall Pick" designation [7]. Other compositions include Marwa, the woody Ramad line, and Mahd Al Dhahab. By 2026 the brand had 119 fragrances catalogued in Fragrantica's database [3], created in collaboration with a number of perfumers including Quentin Roussel, Elodie Bernard and Lucas Sieuzac.

Fragrantica published an editorial feature on the brand, "Let's Explore Arabiyat Prestige," in its news section in 2024 [8]. Coverage has tended to note the line's combination of low price and quality; aggregate user ratings on Parfumo were reported at 8.1 out of 10 across roughly 1,583 ratings, a notable level of engagement for a brand only a few years old.

Arabiyat Prestige is active. The brand launched several collections during 2025 — including Ramad, Marwa, Mahd Al Dhahab and Al Noor — and its newest fragrances are catalogued through 2026 [3]. The parent company reports exporting to 50 countries [5], and the brand maintains operational distributor sites across several regions, indicating continued commercial activity.