What Is Armaf Club de Nuit a Dupe Of? All 17 Versions and Their Originals

By Mahdi MST · Updated 2026-10-08 · 7 min read

Club de Nuit is not one fragrance, which is why the question has 17 answers. The table below gives every version Accord Twin tracks, the original each one is claimed to copy, and where the claim was read. The sections after it answer the versions people ask about most.

What is Armaf Club de Nuit a dupe of?

Armaf Club de Nuit is a dupe line rather than a single bottle, and the published clone lists Accord Twin reads match its 17 versions to 14 originals, five of them from Creed. Each row below is a claim somebody published, not a match Accord Twin has smelled: most come from the set of clone lists Accord Twin read on 2026-09-15, and the rest from PickMyClone's Armaf clone guide, read on 2026-09-17.

Three originals appear twice, because Armaf sells two versions against each: Bleu de Chanel, Coco Mademoiselle and Delina Exclusif. Accord Twin lists a pairing only when a published source makes it, so a Club de Nuit bottle missing from the table has no claim on record here rather than no original at all. The guide to perfume dupe websites explains where these lists come from and how far each can be trusted.

What is Club de Nuit Intense Man a dupe of?

Club de Nuit Intense Man is a clone of Creed Aventus, and it is the Club de Nuit bottle Accord Twin has checked most closely. Jomashop sold the 105 ml bottle for $26.99 when Accord Twin checked it on 2026-09-22, against $380 for 50 ml of Aventus at the Creed Boutique US on 2026-09-17.

On the Accord Twin list the two share two of four listed notes, pineapple and birch, and the listed wear figures are around 7 hours for Club de Nuit Intense Man against around 8 hours for Creed Aventus.

Per millilitre that is 26 cents against $7.60, so Aventus costs about 30 times as much for the same volume. The guide to Armaf Club de Nuit Intense Man as a Creed Aventus dupe works through the pair note by note, including what the two notes Aventus lists alone, black currant and oakmoss, might mean for the finished scent.

What is Club de Nuit Precieux a dupe of?

Club de Nuit Precieux is a dupe of Creed Aventus Absolu, according to the published clone lists Accord Twin reads, which is a different fragrance from the original Aventus. The version is part of the name: a clone of Aventus is not automatically a clone of Aventus Absolu, and the lists file Precieux against Absolu alone.

Accord Twin holds no checked price or note list for Precieux or for Aventus Absolu yet, so this page cannot compare the two on paper. The claim itself is all the evidence on record.

Precieux is one of five Club de Nuit bottles filed against Creed. The others copy Aventus, Aventus for Her, Millesime Imperial and Silver Mountain Water, which makes Creed the house Armaf targets most often in this line on the lists Accord Twin reads. Anyone weighing Precieux against Intense Man should start from which Creed they actually want, since the two are claimed against different bottles.

What is Club de Nuit Iconic a clone of?

Club de Nuit Iconic is a clone of Chanel Bleu de Chanel, according to the published clone lists Accord Twin reads, and a second version, Club de Nuit Blue Iconic, is filed against the same original on PickMyClone's Armaf guide. Two Armaf bottles claimed against one Chanel is unusual enough to check before buying.

The names are close, and the sources treat them as separate bottles. Accord Twin holds no checked price or note list for either Iconic version, so it cannot say how the two differ from each other or from Bleu de Chanel on paper.

Accord Twin keeps a separate page for Bleu de Chanel dupes, built from every clone the published lists name for that bottle. Anyone choosing between Iconic and Blue Iconic should read the exact product name on the shop page, since a listing can drop the word Blue.

What is Club de Nuit Untold a clone of?

Club de Nuit Untold is a clone of Maison Francis Kurkdjian Baccarat Rouge 540, according to the published clone lists Accord Twin reads. Baccarat Rouge 540 sold for $360 for 2.4 fl oz at the Maison Francis Kurkdjian US store when Accord Twin checked it on 2026-09-09, which makes it one of the dearer originals in the Club de Nuit table.

Accord Twin holds no checked price or note list for Untold, so it cannot set the two lists side by side here.

Baccarat Rouge 540 is also one of the most-cloned perfumes on the lists Accord Twin reads, so Untold is one option among many. The guide to Baccarat Rouge 540 dupes compares the claimed clones Accord Twin can price, and explains why a bottle built around saffron and amberwood is hard to judge from a note list alone. Test any of them on skin before buying.

What is Club de Nuit Woman a dupe of?

Club de Nuit Woman is a dupe of Chanel Coco Mademoiselle, and PickMyClone lists a second bottle, Club de Nuit Women, against the same original at 76% accuracy against 75% for Woman. FragranceX sold Club de Nuit Woman at $28.14 for 3.6 oz (105 ml) on 2026-09-30, and Sephora sold Coco Mademoiselle at $154 for 50 ml on 2026-09-17.

Per millilitre that is 27 cents against $3.08, so Coco Mademoiselle costs about 11 times as much for the same volume.

On the lists Accord Twin holds, the two share eight notes: orange, bergamot, jasmine, rose, vetiver, patchouli, vanilla and musk. PickMyClone writes that the clone offers a lighter, more straightforward interpretation with reduced sillage and longevity. The Coco Mademoiselle and Club de Nuit Woman guide covers the pair in full.

Which Club de Nuit versions have a full Accord Twin guide?

Five Club de Nuit versions have a full Accord Twin guide, each pairing one Armaf bottle with its claimed original and a checked price on both sides. The Creed Aventus guide covers Intense Man, and the Dior Sauvage guide covers Urban Man Elixir, the closest paper match in the line, with 10 of 11 Sauvage notes on its list.

The Versace Eros guide covers Urban Man, the Silver Mountain Water guide covers Sillage, and the Coco Mademoiselle guide covers Woman.

Each guide recomputes its prices on the day it is written, so where a guide and this page differ, the guide carries the later date. The other twelve versions have a claim on record and no checked price yet, which is why they appear here as a list rather than as full comparisons.

How do you choose between two Club de Nuit versions of one original?

Choose between two Club de Nuit versions of one original by reading the exact product name and the claim behind each, because the lists treat Iconic and Blue Iconic, Imperiale and White Imperiale, and Woman and Women as separate bottles. Where a source scores both, the gap is usually small: PickMyClone puts Women at 76% and Woman at 75% for Coco Mademoiselle.

A one-point gap in a reviewer's score is too small to decide on. Price, availability and the size you can actually buy will usually settle it first.

Shop listings add a second trap. A marketplace title can shorten or merge names, so a listing for Club de Nuit may mean any of several bottles, and FragranceX, for one, sells Club de Nuit Woman under the plain title Club De Nuit Perfume. Match the full name and concentration before comparing prices, and ask the seller if the listing leaves either unclear.

What can a clone list not tell you about Club de Nuit?

A clone list cannot tell you whether a Club de Nuit bottle smells like its original on your skin, because a claim is one reviewer's judgement and Accord Twin has not smelled any of the 17. Where Accord Twin can check the note lists, the overlap varies widely inside one line.

Urban Man Elixir shares 10 notes with Dior Sauvage. Intense Man shares two of four with Creed Aventus.

Same house, very different evidence.

That spread is why every pairing on this page is shown with its source rather than presented as settled. The site's own check of 274 published dupe claims found 83 that shared almost no notes at all, so a claim on a list is where the checking starts, not where it ends. Test a sample of the original first, then the clone beside it, before buying either.

Prices here are the figures Accord Twin lists, last checked September 2026. They are a reference for comparing bottles, not one shop's till: the same bottle moves with size and retailer, so check the shop before buying.