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Indigo Tag by The Dua Brand

Men 2026

Perfumer
Mahsam Raza

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Indigo Tag by The Dua Brand: An Aromatic Woody Fragrance for Men Indigo Tag is the newest masculine launch from The Dua Brand, an aromatic woody eau de parfum composed by Mahsam Raza. Arriving in 2026, it blends fresh, green notes with a warm base of woods and musk. This is a fragrance that feels contemporary yet grounded, aimed at…

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  • Winter 25%
  • Spring 25%
  • Summer 25%
  • Autumn 25%
  • Day 100%
  • Night 0%

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LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentWinter CharacterMasculine

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About Indigo Tag

Main accord aromatic Year 2026 Gender Men Perfumer Mahsam Raza

Indigo Tag by The Dua Brand: An Aromatic Woody Fragrance for Men

Indigo Tag is the newest masculine launch from The Dua Brand, an aromatic woody eau de parfum composed by Mahsam Raza. Arriving in 2026, it blends fresh, green notes with a warm base of woods and musk.

This is a fragrance that feels contemporary yet grounded, aimed at those who appreciate understated elegance and natural-smelling ingredients. It offers a refined take on masculine perfumery without shouting for attention.

The opening of Indigo Tag is crisp and gently fruity. Mandarin and green leaves provide an immediate freshness, while blackberry (black raspberry) introduces a soft sweetness and coriander adds a faintly spicy lift. It's a clean, energetic start that draws you in.

The heart shifts toward the herbal and aromatic. Tobacco, thyme, sage and yerba mate come together in a dry, subtle smoky accord. The mate note is especially interesting, lending a slightly bitter, earthy quality that sets it apart from other masculine scents in this style.

The base is where the character deepens. Mahogany supplies warmth and substance, oakmoss brings a touch of green classicism, suede gives a smooth, skin-like texture, and musk creates a clean, close-to-the-skin trail. The dry-down is sophisticated and smooth.

Overall, the accords are predominantly aromatic, musky, woody and herbal, with fruity and green echoes. There's a restrained sweetness and a tobacco leaf nuance that add complexity without making the scent heavy. The composition has a balanced character that feels refined and easy to live with.

It's a versatile choice for the office, casual weekends, or evening events in cooler weather. The fragrance feels well suited to autumn and winter, though it has enough freshness for mild days as well.

Initial judgement is promising: the fragrance holds a rating of 4 out of 5, albeit based on a single review so far. With Indigo Tag, The Dua Brand confirms its knack for creating affordable, characterful scents.

Men who appreciate woody, aromatic fragrances with herbal and tobacco undertones. It's especially appealing to those who like a discreet, elegant scent that works across many occasions.

Indigo Tag delivers a thoughtful balance of freshness, warmth and natural elegance. It's a confident, easy-wearing fragrance that proves The Dua Brand can still surprise within a crowded masculine segment.

Fruits, vegetables and nuts Green, herbal and fougère Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic

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