Lattafa Malaysia

Authenticity

Spot a Fake

Lattafa's popularity has attracted counterfeiters. Here is how to tell a genuine bottle from a copy — and what to do if you are unsure.

Six checks before you buy

  1. 1

    Scan the security label

    Genuine Lattafa boxes carry a 3D holographic security label with a QR code. Scan it on Lattafa's official verifier at verify.lattafa.com — make sure that is the exact address in your browser.

  2. 2

    Buy from a trusted seller

    Counterfeits are most often sold through marketplace listings with prices far below the usual retail price. If a deal looks too good to be true, it usually is.

  3. 3

    Inspect the box

    Genuine boxes are made of rigid card with sharp, even printing and embossing. Look out for blurry text, spelling mistakes, loose cellophane or glue marks.

  4. 4

    Match the batch code

    The batch code printed or stamped on the box should match the code on the bottom of the bottle. Missing or mismatched codes are a red flag.

  5. 5

    Check the bottle and cap

    Genuine bottles have smooth glass with no bubbles, a centred label and a snug, weighted cap. The sprayer should give a fine, even mist.

  6. 6

    Trust your nose

    A fake often smells sharply of alcohol, fades within minutes or changes character quickly. Genuine Lattafa fragrances develop through clear top, heart and base notes.

Bought from Lattafa Malaysia?

Lattafa Malaysia is operated by AL BERKAT WHOLESALE SDN. BHD., appointed in writing by Lattafa Perfumes Industries as its authorised distributor in Malaysia. Every bottle comes directly through the official supply chain.

Every bottle we sell is genuine Lattafa. If anything about your order does not look right, contact us with your order number and we will make it right — see our refund policy.

Found a fake being sold?

Please tell us where you saw it using the form on this page. Reports help protect other customers in Malaysia.