Karachi, 16 June 2026 — After months of quiet work behind the scenes, Scentyque is now officially live in Pakistan. What began as a personal love for fragrance has grown into a homegrown perfume house with a clear point of view, and today we are introducing it to the country we built it for.

Scentyque was created out of a frustration that many Pakistani fragrance lovers will recognise. For years, the choice has been narrow: pay international luxury prices for a bottle that truly performs, or settle for a thinner spray that disappears within a couple of hours. We wanted to close that gap. The idea was simple but stubborn — build perfumes in Pakistan at full parfum concentration, hold them to a global quality standard, and price them in a way that respects the customer rather than the label on the box.

That stubbornness is what Scentyque is built on. We believe a fragrance is far more than a scent. It is one of the most personal forms of expression a person has, and it tends to say something before you have even spoken. Our work, from the first sketch of a formula to the final bottle, has been guided by that idea.

Everything we do sits on four quiet commitments. The first is quality — fragrances built at parfum strength so they actually last through the day and project the way a premium perfume should. The second is access — a genuinely luxurious experience offered at a price the modern Pakistani can justify. The third is care — treating every order, every message and every return as a relationship rather than a transaction. The fourth is consistency — the bottle you order next year should smell the same as the one you fell in love with on day one.

The opening collection is made up of five signature fragrances. Salaar is the most commanding of the line, designed for moments that need presence. Vord is its more restrained companion — refined, modern, and built for everyday wear. Saqal sits between the two: clean, polished, and easy to make a signature. On the softer side, Iris leans elegant and timeless, while Ora brings warmth and a quiet radiance. Alongside the five, we are launching three thoughtful bundles — the Pack of 2, the Pack of 3, and the Couple Bundle — for customers who want to start with more than one scent, or share the discovery with someone they love.

To mark launch day, every product on Scentyque.pk is opening at a meaningful discount. These are introductory prices and they will not last long, but for now the entire range is available for less than it will eventually cost.

Across the signature collection, Salaar moves from PKR 5,999 to PKR 3,499, a saving of PKR 2,500. Vord, Saqal, Iris and Ora each move from PKR 4,999 to PKR 3,199, a saving of PKR 1,800 per bottle. The bundles go deeper still. The Pack of 3 Bundle, normally PKR 14,997, is available for PKR 7,499 — effectively half price. The Pack of 2 Bundle and the Couple Bundle, normally PKR 9,999, are both available for PKR 5,499, a saving of PKR 4,500 each.

We chose Pakistan as our home market for reasons that go beyond geography. Fragrance has always been woven into the culture here — in the attars of older generations, in the perfumes laid out at weddings, in the small daily rituals before work or prayer. What has been missing is a local brand that meets international quality standards without pricing itself out of the everyday wardrobe. Scentyque is our attempt at exactly that: built in Pakistan, made for the way Pakistanis actually wear fragrance, and priced so a serious parfum can sit comfortably on a normal dressing table.

We are aware that a launch announcement is the easy part. The harder work is the months and years that follow — staying consistent, listening to customers, and quietly improving with every batch. That is the part we are most committed to. Every bottle that leaves our facility carries a small promise: that the scent inside it is worth your time, your skin and your trust.

Thank you for being here on day one. The collection is now live at scentyque.pk, with launch pricing applied automatically across the site.

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