Best Jean Paul Gaultier Dupes & Clones

Le Male is the fresh lavender-and-vanilla barbershop scent that's been a compliment magnet for thirty years, and Glacier Pour Homme copies it faithfully — a mint-and-lavender opening over a warm vanilla-tonka-and-amber base. Side by side, the difference takes a long, careful sniff to find.

At $20–$30 it's the cheapest way into the most universally-liked scent JPG makes. See the full breakdown.

Afnan 9PM is the clone that made budget houses famous — it tracks Ultra Male's sweet apple-and-cinnamon DNA so closely that owners of both routinely can't tell them apart, over the same rich vanilla-tonka-and-amber base.

It projects even harder than the JPG. At $20–$30 it's one of the most accurate dupes ever made. See the full breakdown.

Le Male Elixir is the sweet, addictive tobacco-vanilla flanker everyone's chasing, and The Kingdom nails it — a fresh lavender-and-mint top over a rich vanilla-tobacco-and-tonka base that's dead-on for the original.

It's a projection beast, best for fall and nights out. At $25–$35 it's the cheapest way into the scent of the moment. See the full breakdown.

Glacier Le Noir is the closest budget shot at Le Male Le Parfum — a cardamom-and-lavender opening melting into a creamy vanilla-and-iris warmth, matching the original's smooth, dressed-up spin on the classic Le Male.

At $17–$25 it's the easy way into the most refined Le Male there is. See the full breakdown.

Glacier Bold is the cleanest clone of the original Le Beau EDT — a bright bergamot top over the same creamy coconut-and-tonka accord that makes it such an easy warm-weather crowd-pleaser.

At $20–$30 it's the easy pick for the coconut-tonka vibe. See the full breakdown.

Khadlaj Island is the dead ringer for Le Beau Le Parfum — the richer, fruitier flanker — with a juicy pineapple-and-ginger top over creamy coconut and a warm tonka-and-sandalwood base.

At $30–$40 it's the most accurate way into the coconut scent that blew up online. See the full breakdown.