Surrati Perfumes in Malaysia: What the House Sells, and What It Costs

Who makes Surrati perfumes, and where is the house from?

Surrati is a perfume house from Makkah, Saudi Arabia. Surrati Malaysia is the house's Malaysian home, and the list it publishes is the house's own 2026 price list rather than a general assortment. The prices it publishes are the recommended selling prices from Surrati's own 2026 price list, in ringgit.

Makkah is not decoration in how the house presents itself. Three of its Heritage scents, Hajar Al Aswad, Kiswa and Rawda, are named for places and objects of the city, and all three sit at 140 ml and RM 199. They are the clearest link between the name on a bottle and the city the house comes from.

What the Malaysian arm does not have is a shop you can walk into. There are no public premises and no counter to browse. Everything on this page is a real row on a real price list, sold through one WhatsApp conversation instead of a shopfront, and delivered rather than collected.

What can you actually buy in Malaysia?

The Malaysian list carries 44 fragrances across 11 collections. Bottle sizes run 100 ml, 140 ml and 150 ml, plus two larger sprays at 200 ml and 210 ml, two boxed gift sets, and one roll-on with no size printed on the sheet. Prices run from RM 12 to RM 399.

The collections sort by size and format more than by anything else. The 1929 line is the 150 ml block, ten rows of it. Heritage sits at 140 ml, eight rows. Classic, Arabian, Dubai, Gourmand, Luxury and Lock are all 100 ml, at three different prices between them. The rest is two gift sets and one roll-on.

Two rows sit under no collection heading in the 2026 sheet at all, and the site publishes them plainly as Also in the list rather than inventing a name for them: Rose Vanilla at 210 ml and Adore Me at 200 ml, both RM 299. They are the two largest bottles on the Malaysian list.

What do Surrati perfumes cost, top to bottom?

The cheapest row on the Malaysian list is the Roll-On at RM 12, the house's oil roll-on format and the only non-spray among the 44. The dearest rows are RM 399: Turquoise, the 150 ml bottle in the 1929 collection, and the two gift sets. Everything else falls between.

Between those two ends the list settles on a short set of price points. Classic is RM 99 at 100 ml. Luxury and Lock are RM 175. Heritage is RM 199 at 140 ml. Arabian, Dubai and Gourmand are RM 249. The 1929 collection is RM 389, with Turquoise the single exception at RM 399.

Price tracks bottle size closely across the list. RM 389 buys 150 ml; RM 99 buys 100 ml. If volume is what you are after, the two rows published as Also in the list are 210 ml and 200 ml at RM 299, which is more millilitres per ringgit than anything in the 1929 collection.

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How do you order, if there is no cart?

Ordering runs entirely through WhatsApp on +60 11-6228 1898. The site has no cart and no online checkout, and there is no shopfront to visit. You send the name of the fragrance you want, and delivery anywhere in Malaysia is arranged in the same conversation.

That sounds like a limitation and mostly is not one. A conversation is where you ask which rows are available this week, what the two gift sets contain, or whether a bottle can be wrapped before it is sent. Those are questions a checkout button has never been able to answer.

It does mean the list on the site is a price list, not a live inventory. Confirm what you want before you pay for it. The same goes for any question about how a fragrance is formulated: ask on the line, and take the answer from the house rather than from an assumption.

• Pick a collection and note the fragrance name and size
• Message +60 11-6228 1898 with that name
• Confirm the recommended selling price and availability
• Arrange delivery to your address anywhere in Malaysia

Where does each collection sit, and which one starts you off?

Start from what you want the bottle to do. Classic at RM 99 is the least expensive way to test the house's style at 100 ml. The 1929 collection at 150 ml and RM 389 is the largest commitment. Arabian, Dubai and Gourmand at RM 249 sit between the two.

Names tell you what the house was aiming at, not what is inside the bottle. Gourmand is dessert-led, with Ombre Tiramisu and Choco De Dubai Pistachio among its four rows. Arabian is built on the region's own signatures, oud and coffee. Dubai names three fragrances for the city.

Some clusters are smaller than a brand page implies, and saying so is fairer than suggesting a shelf. Two of the 44 rows carry musk in the name: Pur Musk and Gold Musk, both in 1929, both 150 ml at RM 389. Oud turns up across several collections and several prices.

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What if the fragrance you saw abroad is not on the Malaysian list?

Ask on WhatsApp rather than assume. The Malaysian 2026 list is 44 rows, and the house's range across the world is wider than that. A name seen in another country is not automatically stocked here, and no page on this site should imply that it is.

This is the common frustration with a house that sells across many markets. Different arms carry different lists, in different sizes, at different prices. The 44 rows here are what the 2026 sheet prints for Malaysia, and that sheet is the source of every figure on this page.

So bring the name you have. If it is on the Malaysian list, you get a size and a ringgit price straight away. If it is not, you get a straight answer, which is better than waiting on an order that was never going to arrive.