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Glitch EDP 125ml — Assaf Arrogate Collection

Glitch EDP 125ml — Assaf Arrogate Collection

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Description

Fragrance Notes

Top Notes - Raspberry, Grapefruit
Heart Notes - Orange Blossom, Vetiver
Base Notes - Vanilla, Ambroxan


Scent Family - Fruity Woody Mineral
Gender - Unisex
Best For - Evenings, statement occasions, and anyone who wants a bold, modern signature scent


Inspired By - Rouge Trafalgar by Dior

Glitch is the headline release in Assaf's Arrogate Collection, a line built around the idea that boldness is a deliberate choice rather than an impulse. Created by perfumers Quentin Bisch and Louise Turner and launched in 2026, it's a genuinely original, electric take on the fruity-woody genre.

The Story

Assaf describes Glitch as a fragrance designed to be disruptive — the name itself references a brief anomaly that interrupts a stable system, and the composition is built to embody exactly that idea. Rather than following an established designer blueprint, Glitch takes a structured, almost architectural approach, integrating fruity, floral and woody facets into one coherent identity. It's become one of the most talked-about and debated releases of 2026, with the fragrance community split on whether its unconventional structure lands as genius or as "controlled chaos."

The Scent

Glitch opens with raspberry and grapefruit, an immediately electric, sharp introduction — the raspberry comes across bright and almost crackling, while the grapefruit's bitter edge keeps it from tipping into straightforward candy sweetness.

The heart brings in orange blossom and vetiver, an intriguing contrast of soft floral delicacy against earthy, grounding strength that gives the composition real backbone rather than letting the fruit run away with it.

The base settles into vanilla and ambroxan, a warm, mineral, highly diffusive finish that extends the dry-down well beyond the initial fruity burst, giving Glitch its long, lingering trail.

An Honest Note on Performance and Opening

Glitch is a genuinely polarising fragrance, and we think that's worth knowing upfront rather than glossing over. Reviewers who love it describe a sharp, electric, almost mineral raspberry-grapefruit opening that settles into a confident, long-lasting vanilla-ambroxan base — a fragrance that "malfunctions stylishly" in the best way. Others find the raspberry too immature or synthetic-leaning on their skin, describing it as more generic than groundbreaking. What's consistently agreed on is the performance: above-average projection and longevity across the board, so whichever way the scent lands for you, it won't fade quickly.

Product Details

  • 125ml Eau de Parfum
  • Unisex fragrance
  • Sourced directly from authorised Middle Eastern distributors
  • Sealed and boxed for freshness

Performance

  • Longevity: Above average, with the ambroxan-vanilla base extending the dry-down well into an evening
  • Projection: Strong and immediate from the raspberry-grapefruit opening
  • Sillage: Noticeable and far-reaching, particularly in the first couple of hours
  • Best Season: Genuinely versatile, though several reviewers specifically praise it as a winter scent
  • Caveat: This is a divisive, unconventional composition — some find it genius, others find the raspberry-forward opening a little too sharp or synthetic for their taste

About the Brand

Assaf is a fragrance house known for bold, concept-driven compositions, with the Arrogate Collection representing the brand's clearest statement on fragrance as deliberate self-expression. Glitch was created by perfumers Quentin Bisch and Louise Turner, bringing genuine prestige-level perfumery credentials to the release. At Dubai Blends, we work directly with authorised Middle Eastern distributors to bring fragrances like this one to Australian customers.

Community Quotes

"Sweet, pleasant syrupy raspberry, combined with a creamy yet airy, lightly mineralic vanilla base."

"A perfume that smells like sweetness corrupted by confidence. Assaf Glitch doesn't evolve so much as malfunctions stylishly."

"Woody and smooth, almost boozy. Great scent for the winter."

Why Buy From Dubai Blends

  • 100% authentic — sourced directly from authorised Middle Eastern distributors, no middlemen, so you get the best price in Australia
  • Fast, tracked shipping Australia-wide from our local warehouse
  • Securely packed — every bottle arrives intact, guaranteed
  • Loved by thousands of Australian fragrance fans

FAQ

What does Glitch by Assaf smell like?
It opens with raspberry and grapefruit, moves into an orange blossom and vetiver heart, and settles into a vanilla and ambroxan base. Overall it's a bold, electric, fruity-woody fragrance with a mineral edge.

Is Glitch inspired by another fragrance?
It's marketed by Assaf as an original composition within their Arrogate Collection, created by perfumers Quentin Bisch and Louise Turner. Most community reviews specifically note it doesn't resemble the designer fragrance it's sometimes compared to.

Is it a men's or women's fragrance?
It's unisex, with a bold, modern, gender-neutral character.

How long does it last?
Longevity and projection are both reported as above average, with the ambroxan-vanilla base keeping the fragrance present well into an evening.

What's the best season or occasion to wear it?
It's genuinely versatile, though its warm, confident dry-down makes it a particular favourite for winter wear and evening statement occasions.

Does Dubai Blends ship this Australia-wide?
Yes — fast and tracked to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra and everywhere in between. If you like this one, check out our Veneneo Scarlet by French Avenue for another bold, fruity-forward option.

Pro Tip

Glitch is a genuinely divisive, unconventional fragrance, so it's worth testing on your own skin if you can before committing to a full bottle — reviewers who love it and reviewers who don't both describe very specific, very different experiences, and skin chemistry seems to be a big part of that split.

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