Afnan at trade pricing, supplied from Dubai since 2016 to retailers, online sellers and distributors in more than 100 countries. Every batch code checked against the bottle before it ships. No minimum per fragrance on full bottles. Items under 10ml have a minimum of 10. AED 5,000 per shipment.
Which Afnan fragrances can I buy wholesale?
These are the Afnan lines currently in the catalogue with stock on hand, grouped by the house's own collections. Names only: trade pricing sits behind the account.
9PM
The collection the house is known for, and the deepest part of the range here. 9PM itself in eau de parfum, then 9PM Elixir in parfum and extrait, 9PM Elixir Intense, 9PM Night Out as an extrait de parfum, 9PM Rebel, and 9PM Pour Femme on the women's side.
9AM
The daytime counterpart, built deliberately lighter. 9AM, 9AM Pour Femme and 9AM Dive, the last of which also appears as a gift set.
Supremacy
The widest collection by number of distinct names. Supremacy Not Only Intense as an extrait, Supremacy In Oud in both eau de parfum and a larger extrait, In Heaven, Tapis Rouge, Silver, Gold, Purple, the Collector's Edition, Supremacy Pour Homme, and Supremacy Pink, which also comes as a set with shower gel and body lotion.
Turathi
Turathi Brown and Turathi Electric, the more traditionally Gulf end of the catalogue and the pair that sells to a customer who already knows the category.
Tribute, Modest and Ornament
Tribute Blue and Tribute Pink. Modest Une Pour Homme and Modest Deux Pour Femme. Ornament Pour Homme and Ornament Pour Femme, with Ornaments also appearing as a gift set on the women's side.
Standalone lines
Rare Reef, Bouquet, Lynked Forever, Mirsaal of Trust, Oud Rising and Patchouli on Fire.
Availability moves week to week, so treat this as a picture of what is in stock now rather than a fixed range. The full list of names is searchable on the wholesale catalog.
Why does 9PM sell to customers who avoid Arabic perfume?
Because it was built not to read as Arabic perfume at all.
Most Gulf houses lean into an unmistakably Middle Eastern signature, which is exactly what their customers want and exactly what makes them a hard sell to a shopper who has only ever bought designer. Afnan went the other way. 9PM sits next to a Western designer shelf without announcing itself, and that is the whole commercial point: the customer picks it up because it smells like something they already buy, not because they were looking for oud.
For a retailer that makes Afnan the easiest entry into the category. You are not asking a customer to try something unfamiliar, you are offering a better margin on something that feels familiar. Once 9PM has sold, Turathi and Supremacy In Oud become far easier conversations with the same customer.
How do I verify Afnan is authentic?
Read the batch code on the bottle, never on the box.
Afnan is copied for the same reason it sells: the name travels well beyond the Gulf, and 9PM in particular has enough recognition to make faking it worthwhile. Outer packaging is the easiest part of a fragrance to fake, so a code read off a carton proves nothing about the liquid inside it.
On our side, codes are recorded on intake against the bottle, and a batch that fails verification is rejected before it reaches the catalogue. Name any line you are considering and the code comes back before payment, so you can check it yourself on an independent lookup.
How to read a perfume batch code explains the formats and where each house prints them. How to spot fake wholesale perfume covers the bottle-by-bottle routine to run on arrival, including weighing against a known-good reference, which catches short-filling faster than anything else.
Do I need brand authorisation to sell Afnan?
No. Pricing here is set by your volume and your history with us, not by an appointment from the brand. Resale rules for parallel-imported goods vary by country, so check the position in your market. What is not acceptable anywhere is claiming an official distributorship you do not hold.
What does a first Afnan order usually include?
9PM first, then width rather than depth.
9PM is the one line worth carrying properly from the start, because the demand for it already exists outside your shop. Take it in more than one concentration if you can: the eau de parfum and the Elixir sell to different customers at different price points off the same recognition.
After that, go wide. 9AM covers the daytime customer the flagship does not. Supremacy Not Only Intense and In Oud cover the heavier end. Turathi Brown and Electric are worth a small quantity as the bridge into more traditional profiles, and the women's side is easy to underweight: 9PM Pour Femme, 9AM Pour Femme, Supremacy Pink and Tribute Pink all sell to a customer who is rarely buying the same bottle as the men's shelf.
Part of the range is held in tester format, including 9AM, 9AM Dive, Modest Une and Deux, both Ornaments and Supremacy Pink, which is the same juice in a plain carton and a cheaper way to let customers try before you commit depth. Wholesale perfume testers covers the format and how it prices against boxed stock.
Several lines are also held as gift sets, including 9AM Dive, Supremacy Pink with shower gel and body lotion, and Ornaments on the women's side. They carry a higher ticket off the same customer, which is worth a small quantity going into a gifting season even if the rest of the order is single bottles.
Can I combine Afnan with other brands in one shipment?
Yes, and most accounts do. There is no single-brand requirement, and no minimum per fragrance on full bottles.
Armaf is the usual companion, the other Arabic house with recognition built on prestige comparison rather than on category familiarity. Lattafa leans sweeter and more trend-driven and covers a younger customer. Rasasi has crossover appeal with the same buyer, and Ajmal is the older Emirati house, with a broad catalogue of its own.
If you are building the category from nothing, Afnan is the one to open with and the others are what you add once the shelf has proved itself. Wholesale Arabic perfumes covers how the houses sit against each other, and the Arabic perfume wholesale opportunity has the commercial case in more detail.
How do I open an Afnan wholesale account?
Apply with your business details and trade licence, and include your shop or social links, which carry real weight in the review. Approval is usually the same or the next business day.
Once approved, the catalogue opens with live stock counts and live trade pricing, tester and boxed lines listed separately so you can compare the two formats of the same fragrance directly. An account manager is reachable by name rather than through a shared inbox.
We ship to more than 100 countries, including South Africa, the United Kingdom, the United States and Australia, through FedEx, DHL and Aramex under dangerous-goods-compliant packing, or with your own freight forwarder. Freight is invoiced separately from goods so you can compare it against your own quote.
Wholesale perfume suppliers covers every supply category, and wholesale perfume Dubai explains how the supply chain behind this catalogue actually works.