Where to buy new
Direct from the house.
Buy new from The Dupe Spot or an authorised stockist. The maker page is the source for current availability, sizes, and pricing.
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Australian designer-inspired fragrance and perfume-oil house with original exclusives and hand-bottled local positioning.
The house, in one read
The Dupe Spot is an Australian fragrance house built entirely around accessibility — offering hand-bottled, designer-inspired formulations across a catalogue of over 140 numbered scents, each transparently positioned as an original interpretation of a recognisable benchmark rather than the real thing.
The range spans everything from niche heavyweights like Tom Ford Oud Wood and Le Labo Noir 29 through to mainstream crowd-pleasers, with formats including perfume oils in a shea-and-vitamin-E base, limited-edition 30ml EDPs, 10ml sample sprays, and even scented hair conditioning mists and linen sprays — making it one of the more format-diverse dupe operations in the local market.
It won't win points for originality or olfactive ambition, but for the budget-conscious buyer who wants to smell in the ballpark of their wishlist without committing four figures, The Dupe Spot is a pragmatic, no-nonsense solution with a genuinely broad reference library.
Best for buyers who want to trial the olfactive territory of niche and designer benchmarks before committing to full-bottle prices, or who simply want their linen, hair and skin smelling expensive on an everyday budget.Community-verified
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A smoky, amber-woody oud interpretation — the clearest benchmark test for how close the house gets to a beloved Tom Ford classic.
A sensuous, tea-leaf aromatic that pairs depth and freshness — a solid entry if you're Le Labo-curious on a budget.
Sweet, floral and sensual — a soft feminine for buyers chasing the Parfums de Marly rosy-powder vibe without the price tag.
Anise and ginger open onto almond and floral, closing on vanilla and leather — an accessible take on a Louis Vuitton cult favourite.
A perfume-oil delivery of a Tom Ford leather-almond icon — the shea-and-vitamin-E base makes it a good long-wear introduction to the format.
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Why it matters
In an Australian market where prestige fragrance prices have climbed steeply, The Dupe Spot occupies a pragmatic middle ground — it's not trying to be a creative house, but its sheer catalogue breadth and multi-format approach make it a useful access point for fragrance newcomers and curious samplers alike.
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