Perfume Le Falcone Prince Nobility EDP 100ml Unisex

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Prince Nobility by Le Falcone 3.4oz Unisex EDP Spray -- one that has to be sprayed before it can be sold Prince Nobility by Le Falcone 3.4oz Unisex EDP Spray is 100 ml of Prince Nobility in eau de parfum, from Le Falcone -- a small Dubai house that organises its catalogue into collections rather than one-off bottles. This is a house that wants to be sold as a house, not as a bottle. Le Falcone organises everything into named collections and prices itself in the same band as the big Arabian names while talking like a niche label. That gives you room on price and a story to tell, but no recognition at all to lean on: nobody is coming in asking for it. Carry two or three from one collection rather than one from each. Authentic units in their original presentation. Worth knowing before you write your own listing: the documentation on this house is poor even at source, and we have seen one of its own pages publish two different base notes for the same bottle. Sell it on how it smells and what collection it belongs to, not on a note list copied from a reseller. Fragrance Composition Olfactory family: Top notes: bergamot, apple, green notes Heart notes: lavender, cedarwood, geranium Base notes: vetiver, oakmoss, musk On skin it reads as a crisp bergamot and green opening over lavender and cedar, settling into dry earthy vetiver. Commercial Details Size: 100 ml (3.4 oz) Concentration: Eau de Parfum Gender: Unisex Brand: Le Falcone Presentation: Factory-sealed in its own carton Authenticity: Genuine Le Falcone stock Case pack: Individual + case discounts starting at 12 units Terms: Flat $35 shipping on all orders, no minimums, no membership. 3% off when paying by Zelle Retailer Insights Bought by someone fluent in Arabian perfumery who is looking past the three names everybody carries. Responds to collection and to presentation more than to a note breakdown. Sells through independent perfumery, Arabian fragrance specialists and online. Positioning Face it as a collection and give it a shelf talker, because the name means nothing cold and the bottle has to be picked up to work. Set the gender yourself and keep it consistent: the house calls its whole range unisex while half the trade relabels it as men, and an inconsistency between your shelf and your invoice turns into a dispute. Keep it away from the entry-price Arabian block, which drags its perceived value down.