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The Kohl Edit
Discover our meticulously curated partners. From deeply nourishing skincare to striking makeup and signature fragrances, every brand is filled with handpicked luxury.

he oud house, since 1956 The oldest name in this edit. Founded in 1956, Al Majed has stood at the front of the oud trade in Saudi Arabia for close to seventy years. This is not a brand that discovered oud when it became fashionable. It is a house that has been sourcing, ageing and blending agarwood for generations — and you can smell the difference between practice and pretence.
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greatness or nothing A Saudi house that takes its bearings from the Najd desert, where royal heritage meets oud. Assaf does not do quiet. Its compositions are built for presence — for the person who wants to be remembered in a room after they've left it. Nothing here apologises for itself.
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the oud house that sells you the wood itself Most fragrance brands talk about oud. Dkhoon sells the actual agarwood — Laotian, Kalimantan, Moroccan, Ceylon — by the gram, alongside bakhoor and its perfumes. A house that trades in raw oud is a house that knows what real oud costs, and it can't hide behind a bottle. It sells direct from its own factory, which is why the prices make no sense for the quality. That's the whole reason it's here.
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the house whose name means "story" Founded in Kuwait in 2019, and the name is not decoration: Gissah means "story" in Arabic, and every perfume is built as a story — drawn from heritage and emotion. The house works where traditional Middle Eastern perfumery meets a modern hand. A young house with an old soul. We carry it because it does what we do — it refuses to sell you a scent without telling you why it exists.
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the Qurashi lineage Carried in Egypt under the Ibrahim Al Qurashi name, this is heritage Gulf perfumery in its classical register — the oud, amber and musk tradition handled with a serious hand rather than a trend-chasing one. One of the deeper fragrance lines in the market, and one of the few that rewards patience on skin.
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built to be worn, not admired A Saudi house, sister to San Severo, specialising in rich, high-luxury compositions that cater to a wide range of tastes rather than one narrow signature. Where San Severo reaches for the refined and continental, Komodo goes deeper and warmer. Full-bodied, unhesitant, and priced far below what it smells like it costs.
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to be different A Saudi house launched in Riyadh by five brothers, built to reflect Arab taste with a modern spirit. Their first release, October, arrived in a black bottle wearing tobacco like a bow tie — and that tells you the whole philosophy. Laverne makes fragrances with a point of view. So do we.
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the house that hires the perfumers everyone else can't afford Reef's compositions are built with named international perfumers — Hamid Merati-Kashani, Miroslav Petkov, Laura Vera among them — the kind of noses that usually work behind designer labels. Thirty-seven fragrances since 2020, and the house has already crossed into North America. This is what happens when serious perfumery is priced honestly: the same craft, without the markup you're normally asked to pay for a name.
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luxury without the ceremony of price A Saudi house with a plainly stated purpose: to make luxury perfume at a price within everyone's reach. Its compositions lean European in structure and natural in material — Castel, Caesar, Loire — Continental architecture built by a Gulf hand. It doesn't ask you to pay for the story. It just makes the scent.
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