4 clones found

01Dua FragrancesNeroli of Genoa

Neroli of Genoa

by Dua Fragrances

● Top pickHigh match

~$29–39

02Maison AlhambraPorto Neroli

Porto Neroli

by Maison Alhambra

High match

~$18–30

03Al HaramainPortfolio Neroli Canvas

Portfolio Neroli Canvas

by Al Haramain

Moderate match

~$22–35

04FerrariBright Neroli

Bright Neroli

by Ferrari

Moderate match

~$30–45

Neroli Portofino is Tom Ford's benchmark bright-citrus signature — a sparkling bergamot/lemon/mandarin opening over a clean neroli–orange-blossom heart with a light amber-musk drydown, a quintessential unisex summer scent whose one weakness (short longevity, being a cologne-style EDP) is exactly what the clone market set out to fix. It is one of the most heavily duped citruses in the budget space, and the community consensus is unusually clear: Dua's 'Neroli of Genoa' is repeatedly called a near 1:1 rendition with markedly better staying power, while Maison Alhambra's 'Porto Neroli' (made by Lattafa) is the go-to sub-$30 pick praised as a near-perfect imitation that leans slightly more aquatic/salty and a touch simpler than the original. Al Haramain's 'Portfolio Neroli Canvas' rounds out the trio as the longevity champion of the group. Beyond these, recommendations thin out into SEO listicles and generic 'any neroli scent' filler (4711, Chloé L'Eau, Ferrari Bright Neroli), so I've kept the list to the genuinely vetted performers; Ferrari Bright Neroli is included as an honest budget-designer adjacent option but with lighter, more listicle-driven consensus. Confidence is solid on the top three.