They describe the exact same thing every listing shows above its size — how new it is, and whether the box comes with it:

• BNIB — Brand New In Box: unopened, comes with everything it shipped with.
• FP — Full Package: not brand new, but still comes with the box.
• BO — Bottle Only: just the bottle, no box.

A partial is opened by definition, so it never shows BNIB — only FP or BO.

Both are decants — the difference is who bottled them:

• In-house — we poured it ourselves, to order, from a full bottle we own. Available as long as that bottle has enough left.
• Retail — bottled by the perfume house itself and sourced directly from them, not poured by us. It arrives sealed as its own unit, so it has its own stock and can sell out.

If both exist at the same size, you'll see two buttons to pick from — e.g. 10ML · Retail and a plain 10ML for the in-house pour (In-house is the default, so it's the one left unlabeled).

They're the three shelves we sort the catalog into, by the kind of house a fragrance comes from:

• Niche — small independent perfume houses. Smaller batches, more unusual compositions, and usually a higher price per ml.
• Designer — fragrances from fashion and beauty labels like Dior, YSL, or Versace. Widely recognised, easy to wear, and the most familiar names on the shelf.
• Middle Eastern — houses from the Gulf, such as Lattafa, Armaf, and Rasasi. Known for rich oud, amber, and spice, strong lasting power, and very fair prices.

It's about the house, not the scent itself — you'll find fresh, sweet, and woody fragrances on all three shelves.

Payment is the only thing left:

• Scan the QR code and send the total.
• Upload your receipt on the order's payment page.
• We verify it by hand — stock is reserved only once we do.

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