Original fragrance: Sauvage by Dior
The closest Dior Sauvage dupes and clones we have reviewed, compared on notes, key differences and price, with links to try a sample or buy a bottle.
Similar Alternative
Why it’s here: Luna Rossa Carbon shares Sauvage's bergamot, pepper, lavender and ambroxan architecture and is consistently positioned as a smoother designer alternative.
Key difference: Carbon is cleaner, more mineral and polished; Sauvage is louder, fruitier and more direct.
Inspired By
Why it’s here: Dossier sells Aromatic Star Anise as its own impression of Dior Sauvage. They share bergamot, lavender and vetiver.
Key difference: Dossier’s version is a simpler, more affordable Eau de Parfum, so expect a less layered dry-down and moderate longevity compared with the original.
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Why it’s here: Both are frequently compared modern masculine scents with fresh bergamot openings and strong performance, serving a similar all-purpose role.
Key difference: Acqua di Giò Profumo is aquatic, incense and patchouli-led; Sauvage is spicy, ambroxan-heavy and woodier.
Inspired By
Why it’s here: Sold by its maker as inspired by Sauvage, built on the same bergamot and lavender freshness with an ambery base.
Key difference: Its listed notes add mandarin, geranium, olibanum, patchouli and moss and name no ambroxan or pepper, so it is warmer and more classic fougère than the peppery, ambroxan-heavy original.
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Why it’s here: Y EDP and Sauvage are repeatedly compared as bold fresh-spicy aromatic masculine fragrances for the same versatile occasions.
Key difference: Y EDP is sweeter and ginger-fougère driven, while Sauvage is drier, pepperier and more ambroxan-forward.
