Best Afnan Perfumes for Collectors in JB: Turathi Blue vs Supremacy Collector's Edition

If you collect Afnan perfumes and you're based in Johor Bahru, you already know our weather doesn't make things easy. Between the heat, the humidity and the walk from the carpark into an air-conditioned mall, you want bottles that are actually listed for summer. Today we're comparing two men's EDPs from the brand — Turathi Blue and Supremacy Collector's Edition. Both list summer among their seasons, both cover everything from everyday wear to formal occasions, and both open with bergamot. The differences show up in everything that comes after.

Turathi Blue by Afnan

Turathi Blue is a 90ml EDP for men, and its fragrance family is fresh, woody and aromatic. The opening is bergamot, lemon and lavender — bright, clean and easy to like straight away. The heart brings amber, spices and woods for warmth and depth, and the base settles into musk and cedarwood.

Its seasons are listed as spring, fall and summer, so warm days are part of the plan. The occasions cover everyday wear, casual outings, formal settings and special occasions. If your shelf is missing a fresh aromatic you can wear to office meetings or out in the evening, this is the slot it fills. It's the kind of bottle you reach for when you want something crisp before stepping out into the JB heat.

Supremacy Collector's Edition by Afnan

Supremacy Collector's Edition comes in a bigger 100ml bottle, also an EDP for men. Afnan doesn't list a fragrance family for this one, but the notes sketch the character clearly: bergamot and apple up top, amber and patchouli in the middle, then leather and musk at the base.

The occasions are special occasion, casual, formal and everyday — nearly the same spread as Turathi Blue. Summer is listed among its seasons too. If you lean towards deeper, warmer notes like patchouli and leather in a masculine EDP, this is the one of the two that goes there. For collectors, an apple-to-leather line like this has a very different texture from the fresh woody side of the brand.

Which one should you add to the shelf?

Here's the honest version: the two bottles overlap more than they differ. Both are men's EDPs, both open with bergamot, and both cover everyday, casual, formal and special occasions. So the decision really comes down to scent direction and size.

Turathi Blue is the fresh woody aromatic pick — lemon, lavender, amber, woods, musk and cedarwood — and it gives you 90ml. Supremacy Collector's Edition is the deeper option with apple, patchouli, leather and musk, and you get 100ml. For Johor Bahru's heat, both list summer as a season, so neither is a wrong choice on that front.

If you want the brighter, cleaner profile for daily wear and office days, Turathi Blue fits. If you want more depth for evenings and occasions, Supremacy Collector's Edition does that job. And if you're a proper collector, there's no rule saying you can't make room for both angles from the same brand.