Dupe of what?
What Is Al Haramain Portfolio Neroli Canvas a Dupe Of?
Portfolio Neroli Canvas EDP is a clone of Tom Ford Neroli Portofino EDP.
Al Haramain Portfolio Neroli Canvas is a clone of Tom Ford Neroli Portofino EDP. Compare their citrus, neroli and orange blossom notes alongside current retailer offers.
The alternative

Portfolio Neroli Canvas EDP
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Tom Ford Neroli Portofino EDP
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Compare the notes
Here’s how their listed notes line up.
The alternative
Portfolio Neroli Canvas EDP
Top notes
Bergamot
Lemon
Petitgrain
Middle notes
Neroli
Orange Blossom
Base notes
Amber
Cedarwood
Musk
The original
Tom Ford Neroli Portofino EDP
Top notes
Bergamot
Mandarin Orange
Lemon
Bitter Orange
Lavender
Rosemary
Myrtle
Middle notes
African Orange Flower
Neroli
Jasmine- Pittosporum
Base notes
Amber
Ambrette
Angelica
What is Neroli Canvas a dupe of?
Al Haramain Portfolio Neroli Canvas is a clone of Tom Ford Neroli Portofino EDP. The connection is the citrus, neroli and orange blossom, with amber underneath. If that bright, floral cologne style is what you're looking for, Neroli Canvas belongs on your shortlist.
We're comparing it with the original Neroli Portofino Eau de Parfum. Neroli Portofino Parfum, Forte, Acqua and the body products are separate releases, so the full name matters when you're comparing bottles.
How do their notes compare?
Neroli Canvas opens with bergamot, lemon and petitgrain. Its middle notes are neroli and orange blossom, followed by amber, cedarwood and musk. It's a fairly compact list, and the citrus-to-floral connection is easy to follow.
Neroli Portofino's expanded catalog pyramid lists bergamot, mandarin orange, lemon, bitter orange, lavender, rosemary and myrtle at the top. Orange flower, neroli, jasmine and pittosporum follow, with amber, ambrette and angelica at the base.
Both profiles put citrus around an orange-flower heart and list amber in the base. Neroli Canvas also names cedarwood and musk, while the original's displayed list has more herbal and floral detail. Tom Ford's current key notes emphasize neroli, bergamot, mandarin, orange flower and lavender; that shorter description isn't meant to name everything in the expanded panel.
Which one would we consider?
We'd start with what draws you to Neroli Portofino. Is it the citrus opening, the orange blossom, or the balance between the flowers and the herbs? Keep that detail in mind when sampling Neroli Canvas, rather than judging the whole comparison from the first spray.
If you're exploring this style for the first time, try each fragrance on its own before comparing them together. You may like the same broad idea in both and still find one easier to wear. Familiar notes won't settle that decision for you.
Our Neroli Portofino dupes guide has more alternatives to compare. The retailer cards show eligible offers for the selected bottles, so check the size and current price before choosing one.
Where to buy
Portfolio Neroli Canvas EDP
Tom Ford Neroli Portofino EDP
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