Where to buy new
Direct from the house.
Buy new from Bujairami or an authorised stockist. The maker page is the source for current availability, sizes, and pricing.
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Australian-headquartered inspired-by house, with originals and a large local following.
The house, in one read
Bujairami is an Australian-headquartered inspired-by house with a catalogue of over 700 scents and a loyal local following that keeps growing. The house positions itself as a democratic gateway to the world's most coveted fragrances, offering interpretations of everything from Byredo and Louis Vuitton to Victoria's Secret and Rabanne under its own punchy, pop-culture-inflected naming.
The range spans Eau de Parfum through to Extrait de Parfum concentrations, with clear effort put into targeting prestige reference points — Parfums de Marly, Xerjoff, Frederic Malle — suggesting a buyer base that knows exactly what it wants and is hunting value. Original titles like 'Too Damn Good', 'Baddie', and 'Main Character' signal the house's fluency in the language of its audience.
At 744 SKUs, Bujairami is one of the most prolific inspired-by operations in the Australian market, making it a reliable one-stop shop for budget-conscious fragrance lovers who want variety without compromise on ambition.
Best for buyers who want to sample the DNA of prestige and niche fragrances at a fraction of the price, and who are comfortable with inspired-by positioning rather than seeking original creative work.Community-verified
Start here
A deep, indulgent vanilla-cocoa gourmand with cassis and osmanthus — Bujairami's best case for its more niche-leaning ambitions.
Smoky oud and raspberry-saffron in an extrait concentration — the house's most dramatic, wearable statement.
A punchy blood orange and green mandarin citrus with an oakmoss-patchouli base — the easiest entry point for newcomers.
Cardamom, sticky dates and toasted sesame over warm amber — an unexpected, food-market-meets-desert gem.
Blackcurrant and bergamot open onto praline-violet before landing on a smoky black amber and vetiver base — confident and versatile.
The full range
Why it matters
In the Australian market, Bujairami punches well above its weight by volume and catalogue breadth, giving local consumers access to interpretations of hard-to-find or expensive references — making it a practical and popular anchor for the inspired-by segment.
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