If you're a guy in Sarawak scrolling through Asdaaf perfumes and can't decide between Majd Al Sultan and Shaghaf Man, this one's for you. Both are 100ml EDPs made for men, and both lean towards the oriental and woody side, but they're really built for different moments. Let's break it down so you can pick the right one for the office and everything after it.
Majd Al Sultan by Asdaaf
Majd Al Sultan is a rich, dark and smoky oriental-woody fragrance. It opens with smoky notes, incense and a touch of crisp apple, then moves into a heart of myrrh, saffron and resins. The base is where it gets deep and comforting: cedarwood, amber, vanilla, oud and musk.
Now, if your main goal is office wear, this is the one with office right there on its occasions list, alongside evening, date night and special event. Because it's a smoky, darker style of scent, it makes sense for an air-conditioned office, or days when the rain cools things down a bit. And if your workday often rolls straight into dinner plans, the evening and date night tags mean you don't have to think twice.
Shaghaf Man by Asdaaf (Lattafa)
Shaghaf Man goes in a fresher direction. It's described as a bold, modern men's fragrance with a fresh-spicy citrus opening and a rich woody-oriental base. The top notes are lemon, lavender and Chinese orange (calamansi), so the first impression is lively and bright. The heart brings in tagetes, sage, cardamom and cinnamon, and the base dries down into patchouli, praline, tolu balsam, ebony/rosewood and black amber.
Where does this one fit? Its occasions list keeps it simple: special occasion. The description also points it at evenings and special occasions. So think dinners, events and nights out, not your nine-to-five desk.
So Which One Should You Pick?
Here's the simple version. If you're choosing specifically for office wear in Sarawak, Majd Al Sultan is the one that actually lists office among its occasions. It's the darker, smokier, more dressed-up scent of the two, which suits a formal workplace or an air-conditioned building.
Shaghaf Man is the pick for when office hours are done. With its citrus and lavender opening, it starts brighter, then settles into that woody-oriental base. If your calendar has more dinners and special events than meetings, this is the one to reach for.
One note on the weather we live with here: when you're out in the afternoon heat and humidity, a citrus opening like Shaghaf Man's tends to feel lighter, while something as smoky and amber-heavy as Majd Al Sultan sits more comfortably in air-cond rooms or after the rain. Both come in the same 100ml EDP format, so you're really choosing on scent style and occasion, not size.
- Office first? Majd Al Sultan — office is on its occasions list.
- Evenings and events? Shaghaf Man — special occasion is where it's aimed.
- Like it dark and smoky? Majd Al Sultan, with incense, oud and amber.
- Like it fresh and spicy? Shaghaf Man, with lemon, lavender and cardamom.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Asdaaf perfume is better for office wear in Sarawak?
Majd Al Sultan, because office is on its occasions list. Shaghaf Man is aimed at special occasions instead.
Are Majd Al Sultan and Shaghaf Man both for men?
Yes, both are men's fragrances and both come as 100ml EDPs.
Can I wear Shaghaf Man to the office?
Its occasions list only mentions special occasion, and the description points it at evenings and special occasions. For office wear, Majd Al Sultan is the closer match.






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