Lattafa Pride Vintage Radio for Unisex Eau de Parfum Spray, 3.4 Ounce / 100 ml

Lattafa Pride Vintage Radio is one of the most impressive niche-style clones out right now, and the comparison is very clear. This sits firmly in the Initio Paragon lane, and from the first spray, the DNA is unmistakable. The opening is smooth and slightly mystical. You get a plum and palo santo-style sweetness with soft aromatics, which immediately gives off that calming, almost spiritual vibe Paragon is known for. It smells rich, airy, and very unique right away. As it develops, the resemblance becomes even more convincing. The mid blends sweet woods, gentle spice, and herbal freshness, which creates that signature Paragon balance. It feels both grounding and uplifting at the same time, which is exactly what makes the original so addictive. The drydown is where Vintage Radio really shines. You get creamy woods, soft sweetness, and a smooth musky base, and this is where the similarity becomes striking. In the air, it captures that elegant, slightly meditative Paragon aura extremely well. In terms of accuracy, this is one of the closest Initio-style clones currently available. Most people will notice: - very similar overall scent profile - strong resemblance in the mid and drydown - slightly less refinement up close Initio still has the smoother blending and niche polish, but the gap is surprisingly small. Performance is another strong point. Vintage Radio delivers solid longevity with a smooth projection bubble, very much in line with how Paragon wears. It’s not a loud fragrance, but it lingers beautifully and feels upscale. Stylistically, this sits in that classy, niche-leaning category. It works great for evenings, cooler weather, relaxed upscale settings, and anyone who likes fragrances that feel calming and unique rather than loud. What makes Vintage Radio stand out is how well it captures the feeling of Paragon, not just the notes. That slightly spiritual, comforting woodiness is still there, and that’s the part people fall in love with. Overall, Lattafa Pride Vintage Radio is a standout in the clone world. It delivers the elegant, woody-plum DNA of Initio Paragon with impressive accuracy and strong wearability. If you love Paragon but don’t want to pay niche prices, this is one of the easiest 5-star recommendations.

This stuff smells so good! My wife loves the way it smells on me. It's a unique fragrance and it was a very solid blind buy. Absolutely recommend! Last all day 8 hours plus with good projection. I wear it to work, but you can wear it on a date night, going out. Feels versatile warm weather and cool weather scent. Definitely a great blind buy if you like sweeter woody scents.

This one feels different right away in the best possible way. The plum note really stands out, giving it a smooth, slightly sweet and juicy touch that feels rich and cozy. There’s something nostalgic and comforting about it, but it still feels modern and stylish. Performance is solid and it leaves a nice, noticeable trail without being overwhelming. It’s the kind of scent that gets attention because it’s unique, not loud. Definitely a standout fragrance that feels special and well worth the price.

Lattafa Pride Masa Eau de Parfum is one of those fragrances that doesn’t just sit quietly on your skin—it arrives. The first spray bursts forward with a passionate, full-bodied intensity that feels like stepping into warm, golden hour sunlight. It’s rich, sensual, and confident, with notes that move together like a slow-burning romance scene. What truly won me over is how boldly it projects without tipping into overwhelming territory. It has this magnetic quality that makes you want to lean in again and again, rediscovering new layers every time. The longevity is solid, and the dry-down is smooth, warm, and incredibly inviting. If I held back one star, it’s only because the opening can be slightly aggressive for those who prefer a gentler start. But once it settles? It’s captivating—passionate in all the right ways, expressive without being loud, and absolutely unforgettable for anyone who crosses its scent trail.

Vintage Radio is one of those fragrances that doesn’t try too hard, but ends up being really memorable because of it. It opens with a soft mix of plum, lavender, and sage that feels calming, almost meditative. There’s a bit of sparkle in the top notes, but it stays mellow and smooth from the very beginning. It’s the kind of scent that quietly draws you in. As it dries down, it shifts into something creamier and woodier. You start to pick up on the sandalwood and palo santo, which bring a warm, rounded feel. There’s a gentle touch of vanilla in the background that softens everything, without turning it too sweet. It’s warm, smooth, and slightly sweet, but never heavy. The scent feels really balanced and unisex. At first, it might lean slightly soft or even a little powdery, but once it settles, it becomes something that would easily work for anyone. It’s polished and comforting, without being overly masculine or feminine. If you’re into fragrances that feel clean, smooth, and grounded, this one hits the mark. Performance is solid but not overwhelming. It has more of a personal scent bubble - others will smell it when they’re close, but it’s not going to fill a room. Most people seem to get about six to eight hours of wear, with a soft trail that sticks around on clothes even longer. It’s the kind of scent that’s easy to wear all day and still enjoy hours later. Vintage Radio has often been compared to some much more expensive niche scents, and it holds up really well. It’s elegant, cozy, and surprisingly affordable considering how well put together it feels. Overall, this is a smooth and thoughtful fragrance that fits almost any setting- office, relaxing at home, quiet nights out. It’s not flashy, but it makes a strong case for less-is-more. If you're into soft woods, creamy fruit, and calming vibes, Vintage Radio might just become your new favorite everyday scent.

I just got this yesterday, and i find myself questioning why the heck i waited so long to buy this one. Its been in my list for months, but because its so popular i was hesitant. But now i see why its so popular. It has an amazingly beautiful sweet plum woody unique opening that is not like anything else i have smelled. A clone of Paragon by Initio apparently, which i have never smelled. But this has a gorgeous sweet plum opening that surprised me, followed by my exclamation “nooo wayyyy!” as the woods and aromatics swept in. If you have even considered buying this, i recommend you dont wait. Its a banger for sure!

I love the smell, very natural and it lasts a long time. After you apply it as time passes by the small becomes very pleasant with the heat of your body.

Genuinely felt like i hated it the first two weeks of owning, i saw a lot of people compare it to an old grandma and i completely understood why. It wasn't a bad scent but the plum note struck my nose like a truck and would give me a serious headache and only got a hint of that palo santo note that i heard about. After like two weeks using it occasionally, i felt as if the plum note had gotten less prominent, either that or i just stopped noticing it as much, and thats honestly when it shines the most for me. Not a lot of people talk about it, but this is a very palo santo heavy fragrance. Maybe they just have never smelt it before, but its probably what people are getting at when they describe this fragrance as powdery and woody. That being said, i feel as if palo santo is a very unique smell, so if you have zero idea what it smells like, i'd recommend looking into things that contain the smell. I know this is duping initio paragon, but i've never tried it and likely never will since its so expensive. That being said, this is well worth the 20 bucks i spent on it. Second Lattafa fragrance, and probably the most hyped one outside of asad elixir and khamrah qawha (the first one i got). Also a lot of people talk about how weird the bottle looks, but honestly i don't mind it. I never really found it beautiful, but its not a super jarringly ugly bottle.