Louis Vuitton keeps its fragrance counters to a handful of flagship boutiques, so most people in Canada never get to smell a bottle before buying one. Bujairami, an extrait house founded in Australia, built its whole catalog around that gap: fragrances named and sold as explicit takes on specific LV releases, not hidden behind a vague "inspired by." We stock all eight of their Louis Vuitton pieces, hand-decanted from 2ml, and this page runs through what each one is actually built on, how close reviewers say it lands, and which bottle to start with.
About Bujairami
Bujairami is an extrait-only clone house: everything in the lineup is built at extrait de parfum strength, the most concentrated and generally longest-lasting form a fragrance comes in. Founder Adam Bujairami moved to Dubai at twenty to start his career in perfumery, later settled in Australia, and launched the brand there in 2020. By the house's own telling, the approach traces back to his grandfather's philosophy that quality fragrance should be something everyone can afford, not only a few, and the brand now sells out of both Australia and the UAE. The eight bottles on this page are all built on specific Louis Vuitton releases, but that's one corner of a wider catalog: Bujairami also takes on Creed, Parfums de Marly, Dior, Montale, and Xerjoff elsewhere in its range.
What we carry
Hectic: the flagship, built on Louis Vuitton Imagination
Hectic opens on citron, Calabrian bergamot, and Sicilian orange, moves into Tunisian neroli, ginger, and cinnamon, and settles into Chinese black tea, ambroxan, guaiac wood, and olibanum. It's Bujairami's most talked-about release and openly built on Louis Vuitton Imagination. Reviewers who've worn both put it at roughly 80 to 90 percent of Imagination, with Hectic pushing the citrus harder up top so it reads sweeter and punchier, while the drydown lands close enough that most people stop separating them. Worth knowing straight: the note list Bujairami publishes for Hectic matches the one Louis Vuitton publishes for Imagination almost exactly, which is normal at this end of the market, where houses print the original's pyramid instead of disclosing their own formula. Read that as notes-as-marketed, not proof of what's actually in the bottle, and judge it on skin, which is what the 2ml is for. For more on how this territory compares across other houses, see our Louis Vuitton Imagination dupes and alternatives guide.
Houdini: brighter and more lemony than Louis Vuitton City of Stars
Houdini opens on lime, blood orange, blood mandarin, lemon, and bergamot, moves through a tiare flower heart, and closes powdery with musk and sandalwood. It's Bujairami's extrait take on Louis Vuitton City of Stars, built on the same note structure, though it reads a touch more lemony than City of Stars with the powdery note sitting further back. It built real buzz online as a City of Stars alternative right when it launched, with fragrance fans specifically calling out how close the two land. Long lasting with strong projection, a fresh, slightly powdery scent for daytime and warm weather.
Drip: a punchier, longer-lasting take on Louis Vuitton Afternoon Swim
Drip is built around vibrant orange, mandarin, and bergamot, crisp and juicy citruses without anything harsh underneath. Community reviewers have called it the closest option to Louis Vuitton Afternoon Swim they've tried, with the same sunny character and noticeably better staying power thanks to the extrait strength. As an extrait it carries more presence than the airy original, a bright, carefree citrus for hot days by the pool.
Ocean Eyes: the house's own favorite, built on Louis Vuitton California Dream
Ocean Eyes opens on juicy mandarin and pear, moves into a soft musky ambrette seed heart, and finishes on smooth benzoin warmth, built on Louis Vuitton California Dream. It's often the first recommendation people give when someone asks about Bujairami's catalog, a real entry point into the brand, and it's widely rated a strong stand-in for California Dream's warm, late-afternoon-by-the-sea character. Clean and sunny, a daytime scent for spring and summer.
Cosmic Fever: the softest floral in the lineup, built on Louis Vuitton Cosmic Cloud
Cosmic Fever opens delicately on blackcurrant, citrus, and violet leaf, moves into a powdery floral heart of mimosa, peony, and violet, and settles on musk, sandalwood, cashmeran, and tonka. It's Bujairami's interpretation of Louis Vuitton Cosmic Cloud and stands out in the lineup as the gentlest, most floral option, a contrast to the bolder citrus releases elsewhere in the catalog. Light, airy, and refined, an everyday scent that leans gentle rather than loud.
Psycho: a citrus take on Louis Vuitton Symphony, and not the only one we stock
Psycho leads with tart, juicy grapefruit, bergamot, orange, and a little ginger, over a fruity heart and a clean base of musk, soft woods, and amber, Bujairami's extrait modeled on Louis Vuitton Symphony. Wearers consistently call out the bright citrus and ginger, describing it as fresh, modern, and office-safe. We also stock Khadlaj Island Dreams, a second Symphony-inspired option under a different house, and put the two head to head in a dedicated comparison if you want to see how they actually differ.
Non Stop: a sweeter, punchier version of Louis Vuitton Pacific Chill
Non Stop opens on orange and green lemon cooled by mint and juicy blackcurrant, moves into apricot, basil, and may rose, and finishes on fig, dates, moss, and ambergris. Built on Louis Vuitton Pacific Chill, wearers widely describe it as a sweeter, punchier version of the original with more projection and longevity thanks to the extrait strength. We also carry Rayhaan Pacific Aura as a second take on the same original, and our Pacific Chill dupes comparison puts the two side by side.
Next Level: one of the earliest releases, built on Louis Vuitton L'Immensite
Next Level opens with grapefruit, bergamot, and a spicy kick of ginger, moves into aromatic rosemary and sage, and settles into a smooth ambroxan and amber base, Bujairami's take on Louis Vuitton L'Immensite. It's one of the earliest releases in the Bujairami catalog and helped set the tone for the brand's whole approach of interpreting well-loved niche and designer styles at a fraction of the price. Clean and elegant with solid wear for the concentration, an easy office and warm-weather signature.
Which one to start with
If you want the release everyone's actually talking about, start with Hectic, the citrus-and-tea signature that's the closest thing Bujairami has to a flagship. If you're not sure where your own taste sits, Ocean Eyes is the house's own recommended entry point: warm, sunny, and easy to like. Want something floral instead of citrus-forward: Cosmic Fever is the outlier in the lineup and worth trying on that basis alone. Drip and Non Stop are the two purest summer citruses if that's the lane you're after. For a full side-by-side ranking of all eight against each other, see The 8 Bujairami Louis Vuitton Clones We Stock, Ranked, or order a few 2ml decants at once and compare them on your own skin, which is what they're priced for.
Frequently asked questions
What is Bujairami?
An Australian fragrance house, founded by Adam Bujairami in 2020, that builds extrait de parfum interpretations of specific fragrances from other houses and names them plainly as such rather than hiding the comparison. We stock all eight of their Louis Vuitton-line releases.
Is Bujairami a good clone house, worth buying?
For the price, yes, with real caveats. Every fragrance we stock from them is extrait strength, which is real value at nine dollars for a 2ml decant. None of the eight is a perfect match for its Louis Vuitton reference: reviewers describe most as landing somewhere in the 80 to 90 percent range on the closest ones, with looser overlap on others, and published note lists at this end of the market are marketing copy, not proof of formula. Buy a 2ml before you commit to anything bigger, and judge it on your own skin rather than the name on the label.
Does Bujairami only clone Louis Vuitton fragrances?
No. The wider Bujairami catalog also takes on Creed, Parfums de Marly, Dior, Montale, and Xerjoff. We've chosen to carry their complete Louis Vuitton-line lineup, all eight pieces, rather than a partial mix across houses.
Which Bujairami fragrance is closest to its Louis Vuitton original?
Hectic gets cited most often, with reviewers who've worn both putting it around 80 to 90 percent of Imagination. Closeness varies piece to piece though, which is exactly why we sell these from 2ml instead of only as full bottles. See our full ranking of all eight for a closer breakdown.
Are all eight Bujairami fragrances the same concentration?
Yes. All eight we stock are extrait de parfum, confirmed against each product's own listing, which is Bujairami's standard strength across its catalog.
Can I try more than one before deciding?
Yes. Every fragrance here is available from 2ml, and the Bujairami Louis Vuitton Dupes Discovery Set bundles all eight together if you'd rather compare the whole lineup in one order.
How does shipping work?
We're based in Regina, Saskatchewan and hand-decant every order from authentic bottles. Orders over $55 CAD ship free to the provinces; Yukon, the Northwest Territories, and Nunavut have a separate $150 free threshold. Regina orders over $25 qualify for free local hand delivery.
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