3 clones found
New Haarlem is a rich, very sweet coffee-and-vanilla gourmand (Maurice Roucel, 2003) built on bergamot and lavender up top, a strong espresso-and-cedar heart, and a molasses-sweet vanilla/tonka/patchouli base — now discontinued and priced as niche, which is exactly why the community keeps hunting cheaper stand-ins. The single most repeated recommendation across Fragrantica and Basenotes threads is Rochas Man, the classic budget coffee/vanilla/lavender designer that shares the same DNA (drier, softer and far less sweet than the molasses-heavy Bond, but the closest widely-owned proxy). Dedicated clone houses have also targeted it directly — Dua Fragrances' Harlem Vibes is the best-known inspired-by version, and UK oil house Perfume Parlour sells a numbered impression (Dutch City 0680); both are real, correctly-named SKUs but carry thinner independent community vetting than Rochas Man. Confidence is moderate: the Rochas Man pairing is well-established and long-standing, but true 1:1 clones are scarce and most clone-house options rest largely on their own listings.
Questions
- What is the cheapest dupe for Bond No 9 New Haarlem?
- Perfume Parlour Dutch City 0680 is the cheapest community-vetted dupe of Bond No 9 New Haarlem, typically around $20–30.
- What is the closest clone to Bond No 9 New Haarlem?
- Rochas Rochas Man is the community's top pick.
- How many dupes of Bond No 9 New Haarlem are there?
- 3 community-vetted dupes of Bond No 9 New Haarlem: Rochas Rochas Man, Dua Fragrances Harlem Vibes, Perfume Parlour Dutch City 0680.
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