Gissah Mavro

Decant · 1.5ml, 3ml, 5ml, 10ml, 15ml · cash on delivery

Gender:For him Type:Arabian Concentration:Eau de parfum

Price

Price range: ৳ 229 through ৳ 1,541

Size

Clear

Quantity

Sold out in every size

We decant in small runs from the original bottle, so sizes come and go. Leave your email and we will tell you the moment this one is back.

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Delivery & fees

Next day in Chattogram · 2–4 days to Dhaka · 2–4 business days after dispatch elsewhere · ৳80 Dhaka city · ৳120 everywhere else · Free delivery from ৳2,000 · bKash, Nagad or Cash on delivery

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Genuine decants, not full bottles

A decant is a smaller portion of an original fragrance in a spray atomiser. Try the opening, heart and full dry-down on your skin before choosing a larger bottle. Spray counts are estimates (about 15 sprays per ml) and depend on the atomiser and how it is pressed.

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Gissah Mavro price in Bangladesh

Gissah Mavro is sold out right now; the last price was ৳229 for 1.5 ml. Join the restock list on this page.

Prices checked November 2026

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Gissah Mavro decant sizes and prices
Size	Sprays (est.)	Price	Per ml	Availability
1.5 ml	23+ sprays	৳ 229	৳153/ml	Out of stock
3 ml	45+ sprays	৳ 370	৳123/ml	Out of stock
5 ml	75+ sprays	৳ 572	৳114/ml	Out of stock
10 ml	150+ sprays	৳ 1,086	৳109/ml	Out of stock
15 ml	225+ sprays	৳ 1,541	৳103/ml	Out of stock

SKU: GISSAH-MAVRO-53250240840045-1.5ML

Fragrance Profile

18 items

Gender:For him Type:Arabian Concentration:Eau de parfum

Main accords

Notes & details

Fragrance Pyramid

TopFirst impression4

Grapefruit
Pink Pepper
Bergamot
Lemon

HeartThe character2

Saffron
Praline

BaseThe dry-down3

Cedarwood
Tonka Bean
Patchouli

Details

Released: 2024

Seasons

2 items

Occasions

4 items

Common questions

How much does Gissah Mavro cost in Bangladesh?

Gissah Mavro is sold out right now; the last price was ৳229 for 1.5 ml. Join the restock list on this page. We do not sell full bottles; a decant lets you wear it for weeks before buying one.

What is the contrast in Mavro?

A bright, sharp opening over a sweet, spicy heart. Grapefruit and pink pepper give it a fresh, slightly bitter start, then saffron and a praline note take over to build a warm, sweet-spicy core. So it moves from crisp and zesty to rich and gourmand rather than staying in one register.

Is Mavro a men's or a unisex fragrance?

It is best treated as unisex. Sources label it differently, but the saffron-and-praline heart over a woody base leans neither strongly masculine nor feminine, so it suits anyone drawn to a fresh-topped, sweet-spicy scent regardless of how a given retailer files it.

Written by Nahid · Reviewed November 3, 2026

About this fragranceNotes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.

Grapefruit and pink pepper open this Arabian eau de parfum with a fresh spicy citrus lift, before saffron and praline bring a warm spicy, gourmand heart. The dry-down settles into cedar, tonka and patchouli, a woody base that keeps the sweetness from feeling sugary.

It moves easily from a Dhaka office day into a casual evening, and the citrus-gourmand balance suits the cooler months especially well. Longevity and sillage are both rated 4 out of 5, so expect it to last through the day and project at a moderate, confident distance. AUROME sells it as a 2–15 ml decant filled from the original Gissah bottle, enough to wear it several times before deciding on more.

Weight	N/A
Fragrance family	Citrus Gourmand

Written by Nahid · Reviewed November 3, 2026

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