Is Eden Perfumes No.662 a Dior Sauvage dupe?

Yes. Eden Perfumes markets No.662 as inspired by Dior Sauvage, so we list it as an alternative to the Dior fragrance with medium confidence.

Are the notes listed here for No.662?

No. The note pyramid shown is the documented profile for Dior Sauvage: top notes calabrian bergamot and pepper; heart notes sichuan pepper, lavender, pink pepper, vetiver, patchouli, geranium and elemi; base notes ambroxan, cedar and labdanum.

Where can UK shoppers check No.662?

It is sold directly through Eden Perfumes' UK web shop; check that page for current availability and ordering details.

No.662 Dupe: Eden Perfumes Take on Sauvage

Eden Perfumes No.662 is marketed as inspired by Dior Sauvage; the note details on this page are Dior's documented original profile, not a published No.662 formula.

What Is Eden Perfumes No.662 a Dupe For?

Eden Perfumes No.662 is marketed by Eden Perfumes as inspired by Dior Sauvage. For shoppers comparing UK direct-to-consumer alternatives, that means No.662 is positioned in relation to the Dior fragrance rather than documented as a separate note pyramid on this page.

The important distinction: the notes below belong to Dior Sauvage. We do not have a verified Eden Perfumes No.662 ingredient or note breakdown in the supplied data, so this comparison should be read as a guide to the claimed inspiration. It is not the Dior fragrance, and it should not be treated as a like-for-like match. Instead, think of it as Eden Perfumes' affordable alternative aiming to evoke the broad direction of the original.

What Notes Are Documented for Dior Sauvage?

Dior Sauvage's documented profile opens with top notes of calabrian bergamot and pepper.

Its heart notes are sichuan pepper, lavender, pink pepper, vetiver, patchouli, geranium and elemi.

Its base notes are ambroxan, cedar and labdanum.

The listed accords for the original are fresh spicy, amber, citrus, aromatic and musky. Those accord words are useful when deciding whether the Dior reference point sounds appealing to you, but they should not be read as a disclosed formula for No.662. Eden Perfumes may be taking inspiration from the style, mood or overall impression of Dior Sauvage without publishing a note-by-note composition for its own product in the data used here.

How Do We Verify This Dupe Claim?

For pages like this, we start with the house's own marketing statement: does the seller clearly present its fragrance as inspired by, or an alternative to, a named original? We then look for independent fragrance-community or press mentions where they are available, because repeated external references can support that the comparison is recognised beyond the seller's page.

For No.662, the claim basis supplied is house-marketed-as, and the confidence level is medium. In plain English, that means the match is recorded because Eden Perfumes positions No.662 against Dior Sauvage, not because we are claiming a measured lab comparison or a broad independent consensus. This keeps the page useful for search and shopping research while remaining clear about what has and has not been verified.

How Should UK Shoppers Read This Comparison?

Use this page as a quick orientation tool before you order. If you are looking for a Dior Sauvage dupe from Eden Perfumes, No.662 is the product name to check; if you are evaluating the scent direction, use the documented Dior Sauvage notes and accords above as the reference frame.

Because Eden Perfumes sells direct online in the UK, availability can be checked through its own web shop. We avoid adding prices, wear-time expectations or stock claims here, as those can change and are not part of the verified information supplied for this comparison. The safest reading is simple: No.662 is marketed as an alternative inspired by Dior Sauvage, and the note list on this page describes the Dior original only.