Four steps to peace of mind.
If you bought a Bin Ariff perfume — from our own counter, an authorised stockist, or a reseller — here's how to confirm it's the real thing. It takes less time than unwrapping the cellophane.
Find the code
Turn the box over. On the back, near the barcode, you'll see a small square QR code printed with the Bin Ariff mark beside it. If the box has no QR code at all, that's already a warning sign.
Open your camera
Most phones will scan a QR code straight from the camera app — no extra app needed. On iPhone, point the camera and tap the yellow banner that appears. On Android, point and tap the link in the notification. If your camera won't read it, download any free QR reader.
Scan and read the result
You'll land on a Bin Ariff verification page showing the perfume's name, its collection, and a clear status. "Authentic" means this is a bottle we produced and packed. If you see "Not found" or the page won't load at all, don't fret yet — go to Step 4.
Match what you see
Check that the name on the screen matches the box in your hand. They should line up exactly. If they don't, or if you get a "Not found" result, send us a photo of the box, the QR code and your receipt through our contact page. We'll look into it with you and tell you honestly what we find.
Keep it, just in case
Screenshot the verified page and keep it with your receipt. It's useful if you ever need to prove where the bottle came from.