1 clone found
Xerjoff Ivory Route (Join The Club, 2012) is a warm woody-spicy oriental built around allspice, sandalwood, patchouli and a spiced rose-jasmine heart, marketed unisex and priced as a luxury niche. Clone consensus is thin and modest: the one repeatedly named budget alternative is Paris Corner's Emir 'Voux Spices,' which retailers, Fragrantica and several YouTube comparisons explicitly market as inspired by Ivory Route and which shares the woody-spicy allspice/sandalwood/patchouli DNA. Community reaction to that clone is genuinely divided, however — some hobbyists call it a serviceable spicy-woody scent that lands in the ballpark, while others say the smoky spice and a soapy/rosy turn make it 'nothing like' the original. Treat Voux Spices as a low-cost approximation rather than a faithful dupe, and note that no other clone house has produced a widely-corroborated Ivory Route alternative, so honest options here are limited to this single moderate-fidelity pick.
Questions
- What is the cheapest dupe for Xerjoff Ivory Route?
- Paris Corner Emir Voux Spices is the cheapest community-vetted dupe of Xerjoff Ivory Route, typically around $18–32.
- What is the closest clone to Xerjoff Ivory Route?
- Paris Corner Emir Voux Spices is the community's top pick.
- How many dupes of Xerjoff Ivory Route are there?
- 1 community-vetted dupe of Xerjoff Ivory Route: Paris Corner Emir Voux Spices.
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