Fruity Aquatic · updated 2026-06-15
We merged every alternative to Tribeca across DTC houses (ALT, Dua, Oakcha), community clone lists and clonespreadsheet's verified similarity ratings — then scored each by how many independent sources agree and how close they measure. Ranked best-match first.
Ranked by consensus
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Dupe of Tribeca
South of Fifth is another Bond No. 9 flanker sharing Tribeca's fruity aquatic DNA, so the accord overlap is high, but it likely leans into its own neighborhood character with subtle compositional shifts; at a 68/100 similarity it captures the spirit without being a direct duplicate.
“Same house, shifted character”
Dupe of Tribeca
DUA DESIGNER Line Bond No.9 is a brand known for crafting fragrances The brand’s name reflects the location of its flagship boutique, and one of its standout creations, TriBeCa, is a tribute to the historic…
Dupe of Tribeca
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No paid placements — just the trade-offs
All three land at the same 68/100 — close enough to Tribeca's fruity-aquatic signature to be worth a look, but each gets there by a different route, so the right pick depends on whether you want the house's own DNA or a focused tribute.
As another Bond No. 9 flanker it shares Tribeca's actual fruity-aquatic accords, so the overlap is genuine rather than a reverse-engineered guess — but it pulls toward its own neighborhood character, which is why it reads as the spirit of Tribeca rather than a one-to-one match.
Built explicitly as a TriBeCa tribute, so the intent is the closest of the three; Dua's house tends to push longevity and projection harder than the original, making this the pick if you want the Tribeca profile to last and carry, even if the composition is an interpretation rather than the real flanker.
It ties on score but the supplied note is blank, so we can't verify which of Tribeca's notes it actually hits — that lack of confirmed accord detail is why it ranks no higher and shouldn't be your first reach if a faithful match is the goal.
Bottom line: Go with Dua's Tri-Neighborhood if you want a deliberate Tribeca tribute with stronger performance, or ALT's South of Fifth for authentic same-house DNA with a twist; skip Honour and Glory unless you can confirm its notes first, since it's the least documented of the three — all well under the original's $395.