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Concentration and bottle size decide the sticker. Example street prices by class — mist, EDT, EDP, niche — not one “designer perfume” number.
Also for: US
Perfume is sold as a house name. The sticker is the concentration plus the bottle size. A body mist, a designer EDT, a designer EDP, and a niche bottle can share a name on the cap and almost nothing else. Compare street price by class — mist, EDT, EDP, niche — then pin the ml.
These are example ranges only, not surveyed or sourced 2026 prices. Street price here is the advertised dollar before shipping and gift-wrap. A chemist-aisle mist sits toward the bottom of a band; a niche or luxury bottle at a department counter sits toward the top. Designer EDT at 50ml and designer EDP at 100ml stay on separate rows. Dollars are AUD.
Example street prices by size, type, and concentration. Street price is the advertised dollar before shipping and gift-wrap. The split rows are the point: designer EDT at ~50ml is not designer EDP at ~100ml, and niche is not a designer EDP band.
Every dollar in that table is an example, not a sourced 2026 street price. Gift sets, testers, grey-market stock, and duty-free sit on top of the sticker.
| Size / type | Concentration | Common for | Ex. street price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Body mist / body spray · 75–250ml | light / short wear | everyday / layering | example $12–35 |
| Travel / mini · ~10–30ml | EDT or EDP | try / travel | example $25–60 |
| Designer EDT · ~30–50ml | daytime / lighter | everyday designer | example $60–110 |
| Designer EDT · ~100ml | same juice, better $/ml often | primary EDT bottle | example $90–150 |
| Designer EDP · ~50ml | longer wear | everyday EDP | example $90–160 |
| Designer EDP · ~100ml | primary bottle | main designer buy | example $110–200 |
| Prestige / department counter · 50–100ml | EDP | gift / status | example $150–280 |
| Niche / luxury · 50–100ml | rare juice / limited discount | collector / statement | example $220–450+ |
Example ranges only, not surveyed or sourced 2026 prices. Street price is the advertised dollar before shipping and gift-wrap. Same juice, different ml. AUD.
Designer EDT keeps two size rows. Designer EDP keeps two size rows. Niche / luxury stays off the designer EDP band.
The class is concentration plus ml. The house name does not tell you which row you are on.
A gift set can beat the standalone bottle if you actually want the extras. A tester is often the same juice without the retail box — confirm the concentration and the ml before you treat it as a deal. Grey-market stock and parallel imports can sit under the counter sticker on the same juice.
Duty-free at an Australian airport is another sticker on the same juice — still pin concentration and ml, then add the trip. Chemist Warehouse catalogue weeks, Costco Australia warehouse drops, Mecca and Sephora AU loyalty, and a travel-size add-on all move the number you pay. Divide by millilitres after the extras, on the same concentration.
Example only: body mist / body spray often $12–$35; travel / mini $25–$60; designer EDT ~30–50ml $60–$110; designer EDT ~100ml $90–$150; designer EDP ~50ml $90–$160; designer EDP ~100ml $110–$200; prestige / department counter $150–$280; niche / luxury $220–$450+. Example ranges only, not surveyed or sourced 2026 prices. Street price is the advertised dollar before shipping and gift-wrap. Same juice, different ml. AUD.
Concentration and bottle size decide the sticker. A body mist, a designer EDT, a designer EDP, and a niche bottle are different products. Not one “designer perfume” number.
A body mist or body spray is light, short wear, everyday or layering. EDT is daytime / lighter juice. EDP lasts longer. Niche and luxury are rare juice with limited discount. Designer EDT at 50ml and designer EDP at 100ml stay on separate rows.
Both. Same juice in 50ml and 100ml is two stickers. Same name in EDT and EDP is two products. Pin the concentration and the ml, then compare.
Sometimes. A gift set can beat the standalone bottle if you want the extras. A tester is often the same juice without the retail box. Grey-market stock and duty-free can sit under a chemist or counter sticker — confirm the same concentration and ml.
Often, on the same concentration. Designer EDT at ~100ml usually beats ~30–50ml on dollars per ml. That does not make a 100ml EDP the same product as a 50ml EDT.
On the sealed designer bottle, Chemist Warehouse and Costco Australia can sit under Mecca or Sephora AU. Myer and David Jones add gift and status pricing. Compare concentration and ml, not the house name.
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