1 clone found
Sultan Vetiver is Nishane's uncompromisingly vetiver-forward extrait, built around several natural vetiver varieties (Java, Haitian and Bourbon are the ones consistently cited) layered with anise, neroli, pepper, tonka, leather and amber for an earthy, slightly sweet, smoky-woody profile the community treats as one of the most 'pure vetiver' niche releases on the market. Because it leans so hard into raw vetiver, the community's own reflex is to send people to other standalone vetivers (Encre Noire, Tom Ford Grey Vetiver, Terre d'Hermes, Malle Vetiver Extraordinaire) rather than to a true one-to-one clone, and none of those are actually the same scent. The only genuinely dedicated inspired-by product is The Dua Brand's King's Vetiver, which Dua explicitly formulates and sells as a Sultan Vetiver dupe (confirmed on both Dua's own product page and its Fragrantica listing) at a fraction of the price. Independent, skin-on-skin community verification of how close King's Vetiver actually sits is thin, so confidence here is moderate-to-low: treat it as the one real dedicated dupe rather than a widely-vetted consensus pick, and sample before committing.
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- What is the cheapest dupe for Nishane Sultan Vetiver?
- The Dua Brand King's Vetiver is the cheapest community-vetted dupe of Nishane Sultan Vetiver, typically around $60.
- What is the closest clone to Nishane Sultan Vetiver?
- The Dua Brand King's Vetiver is the community's top pick.
- How many dupes of Nishane Sultan Vetiver are there?
- 1 community-vetted dupe of Nishane Sultan Vetiver: The Dua Brand King's Vetiver.
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