The short answer: Nishane Hacivat (Nishane, 2017, marketed as unisex) is defined by pineapple over oakmoss — the niche answer to the fruit-and-moss idea, drier and greener than the fragrance it is usually compared to. We do not stock Nishane Hacivat itself — we are telling you that up front rather than burying it — but we do stock 4 fragrances that genuinely overlap with parts of its character, and below we explain exactly where each one matches and where it does not.
The fragrance Hacivat is invariably compared to: pineapple and blackcurrant over birch and oakmoss.
View this fragrance →What Nishane Hacivat actually smells like
The published composition breaks down as follows:
| Top | Pineapple, grapefruit, bergamot |
| Heart | Jasmine, patchouli |
| Base | Oakmoss, cedar |
In plain terms: pineapple over oakmoss — the niche answer to the fruit-and-moss idea, drier and greener than the fragrance it is usually compared to.
When to wear it: Spring and summer; the green moss keeps it wearable in heat.
Why people look for an alternative to Nishane Hacivat
Hacivat exists in the shadow of a much more famous pineapple fragrance, and most searches around it are really comparisons. It is also priced at niche level, which invites the obvious question of what else does this.
4 fragrances we stock that overlap with it
Everything below is a genuine, sealed bottle we hold. None of them is sold as a copy of Nishane Hacivat, and none of them is an exact match — they are separate fragrances that share identifiable parts of its character.
Why it is comparable: The fragrance Hacivat is invariably compared to: pineapple and blackcurrant over birch and oakmoss.
How it differs: Smoky rather than green; the birch is the difference.
Why it is comparable: The same Aventus in a 4×30 ml format — the sensible way to test the comparison for yourself.
How it differs: Same fragrance, different format.
Why it is comparable: Niche masculine with real presence, if it is the prestige-fruity-woody territory you want.
How it differs: Boozy-spicy rather than fruity-mossy.
Why it is comparable: The designer route to fruity-spicy masculine at a fraction of the price.
How it differs: Sweet and simple; nothing mossy.
Price comparison
| Fragrance | Our price |
|---|---|
| Creed Aventus Eau de Parfum 100ml | $247.50 |
| Creed Aventus Collection Set (4×30ml) | $222.00 |
| Parfums de Marly Haltane EDP | $240.00 |
| Versace Eros Flame EDP 100ml | $79.00 |
Prices checked 05 August 2026. The price on each product page is the one that applies. Nishane Hacivat is not among them — we do not stock it.
A word on "Nishane Hacivat clones"
Two very different things get sold under that phrase. The first is an honestly-labelled fragrance from a house that puts its own name on the bottle and says it was inspired by Nishane Hacivat. That is a legitimate product. The second is a bottle sold as Nishane at a fraction of retail — that is a counterfeit, and with fragrance the risk is not only a bad smell: unregulated compositions are a skin-safety question.
We sell neither. We sell genuine bottles from the brands we list, and we publish the checks you can run yourself: Product Authenticity Guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
Is Hacivat a Creed Aventus clone?
No, and Nishane has never marketed it that way. Both are built on pineapple over a mossy-woody base, which is why the comparison is constant and legitimate. Hacivat is greener and drier; Aventus is smokier and fruitier. They are relatives, not copies.
Which is better value?
Hacivat is cheaper per bottle but still niche-priced. If you want to know whether the fruity-mossy idea is for you at all, the Aventus 4×30 ml set we stock is the least expensive way to find out.
Do you stock Nishane?
No. Creed Aventus is the closest thing in our range and the fragrance Hacivat is measured against.
Written and checked in-house by Soundmali. We are an independent retailer, not a testing lab — here is exactly how we research fragrances. Spotted an error? support@soundmali.com.
