Dubai Textile Spray

A textile spray is the most underrated thing in Gulf perfumery. It is not a room spray, and using it like one wastes it.

The difference is what it lands on. Sprayed into the air, fragrance disperses and fades within the hour. Sprayed onto fabric, it binds to the fibres and keeps releasing — curtains, majlis cushions, bedding, a sofa, an abaya or kandura hanging in the wardrobe. A garment misted on Monday is still scented on Thursday.

How to use it properly

Hold roughly 20 cm from the fabric and mist lightly; these are concentrated, and oud in particular builds fast. Spray the material, not the air. Test an inconspicuous corner first on silk, pale colours or anything delicate. And do the wardrobe as well as the room — clothing carries the scent with you, which is the whole point.

What is here

Thirteen products, in 250 ml and 350 ml bottles. Gris Montaigne covers oud and softer floral registers, El Nabil works alcohol-free — which matters for prayer garments — and Parfums d'Or Blanc and Dubai Flower cover the sweeter end.

See also the wider home fragrance range.

Prices in AED, delivered across the United Arab Emirates.

Frequently asked questions

What should I spray a textile spray on?
Fabric, not air — curtains, majlis cushions, bedding, a sofa or clothing hanging in the wardrobe. Sprayed into the air it fades within the hour; sprayed onto fabric it keeps releasing for days.

How close should I hold the bottle?
Roughly 20 cm from the fabric, misting lightly — these are concentrated, and oud in particular builds fast.

Which houses are represented here?
Gris Montaigne for oud and softer floral registers, El Nabil for alcohol-free formulas, and Parfums d'Or Blanc and Dubai Flower for the sweeter end.