Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray is discontinued — the closest scent matches you can still buy

Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray, released in 1972, is discontinued and no longer in production. The closest scent matches you can still buy are below.

Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray: woody, earthy and mossy, about 6h on skin, projection 5/10, sillage 5/10. The alternatives below are matched to that profile.

What can I wear instead of Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray?

The five closest scent matches — the closest replacements for Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray we found, ranked by opening & dry-down similarity:

  1. Jean-Louis Scherrer — 84% scent match

    Captures the bitter green foliage, crisp citrus, and earthy oakmoss structure that defines the vintage Estée Lauder classic.

    It shares its woody, earthy and mossy accords with Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray, lasts about 7h against 6h and carries 1,191 community ratings.

  2. Lancaster Eau de Lancaster — 82% scent match

    A brighter, sunnier green chypre that offers an invigorating burst of citrus and aromatic herbs over a soft woody moss base.

    It shares its aromatic, citrus and fresh spicy accords with Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray, lasts about 5h against 6h and carries 234 community ratings.

  3. Halston Classic — 81% scent match

    Delivers a rich retro chypre experience, emphasizing mossy woods, crisp greens, and warm resinous undertones.

    It shares its woody, aromatic and earthy accords with Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray, lasts about 7h against 6h and carries 1,494 community ratings.

  4. Grès Cabochard — 80% scent match

    Explores the deeper, earthy side of dry green chypres with generous moss and woody facets reminiscent of vintage sportswear perfumery.

    It shares its woody, earthy and aromatic accords with Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray, opens on Lemon too, lasts about 7h against 6h and carries 3,015 community ratings.

  5. Revlon Charlie Blue — 79% scent match

    A punchy, moss-heavy floral chypre that channels the vibrant, energetic 1970s character of Alliage.

    It shares its mossy, rose and woody accords with Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray, lasts about 7h against 6h and carries 1,196 community ratings.

Which Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray dupe is cheapest?

Revlon Charlie Blue, at about $10 for 100 ml (estimate) — around 90% less than Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray.

Which Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray dupe lasts longest?

Jean-Louis Scherrer, at about 7h on skin, against about 6h for Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray.

Which Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray dupe is closest to the original?

Jean-Louis Scherrer, at 84% overall scent match across the opening and the dry-down.

How much does a Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray dupe save?

At 4 sprays a day — about 146 ml a year — Jean-Louis Scherrer Jean-Louis Scherrer saves you about $85 a year against Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray. Both priced at 100 ml; prices are estimates.

Across 2,358 originals, the median designer bottle is $120 and its closest match $30 — the Dupe Report 2026.

Will a Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray dupe last a full day?

On an 8-hour day, none of the 5 last a full 8 hours. Jean-Louis Scherrer Jean-Louis Scherrer comes closest at 7.0h, so it needs one re-spray to cover the day.

Estée Lauder Alliage Sport Spray notes, performance and price

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Updated 2026-09-17.