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Cage
Saudi mass-market perfume line under Deraah, focused on warm, easygoing woody-oriental scents at affordable prices.
Cage is a fragrance brand owned and marketed by Deraah Trading Company, a Saudi Arabian retailer and manufacturer focused on accessible perfumes and personal care products. The earliest documented Cage release is Cage for Men, launched in 1997, which anchors the brand’s timeline and marks its entry into the regional perfume market. Cage fragrances are produced in collaboration with French manufacturing partners, with product data on Deraah’s site indicating France as the manufacturing country for recent launches such as Select for Men (2023).
Cage operates squarely in the affordable segment, offering a broad catalog of around two dozen fragrances spanning men’s, women’s, and unisex lines. The brand’s compositions frequently center on familiar woody, amber, and oriental structures, often paired with fruity or floral facets for broader appeal. Signature releases such as Cage Eau de Toilette for women combine notes like peach, pineapple, jasmine, violet, tonka bean, sandalwood, cedarwood, and amber musk, reflecting the brand’s emphasis on warmth, sweetness, and easy wearability. Across the range, Cage uses straightforward pyramids with recognizable notes like bergamot, rose, patchouli, vanilla, and white musk.
Cage has grown its portfolio steadily between 1997 and 2026, expanding into themed lines such as Select, Soft, and Sense that target everyday use and gift-oriented purchasing. The overall direction is pragmatic rather than experimental: fragrances are built around proven accord types and approachable ingredients, aligning with Deraah’s wider strategy of offering value-driven, mainstream-friendly scents across the Middle East.
A massmarket, budget house known for woody compositions.
From its starting point in 1997 with Cage for Men, the brand has steadily broadened into both men’s and women’s lines while retaining a reliance on classic woody-amber structures. Recent launches such as Select and Sense show a move toward slightly more nuanced blends with saffron, patchouli, and richer vanillic bases, while still prioritizing everyday wearability. Cage’s evolution is incremental rather than disruptive: the brand refines popular accord types rather than chasing avant-garde trends, keeping its focus on consistency and value.
Cage delivers competent, warm, crowd-pleasing perfumes at low prices, but offers little in the way of boundary-pushing creativity. It is a solid option for casual users, less compelling for hardcore fragrance collectors.
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