Two collections, three distinct perfumes
9 PM and Supremacy are collection names, not interchangeable descriptions of one perfume. Elixir and Night Out belong to 9 PM; Collector’s Edition belongs to Supremacy. The edition suffix matters as much as the name on the front of the bottle.
9 PM Elixir: spices, leather and a resinous base
Nutmeg, elemi and cardamom lead the published structure. Leather appears in the heart, while labdanum and vanilla help distinguish the base vocabulary. Start here if those contrasts interest you, then read the full pyramid in the edition guide.
Afnan 9 PM Elixir
9 PM Night Out: fruit, suede and toffee
Dragon fruit and cognac appear among the opening descriptors; suede and toffee appear in the heart. That combination offers a different research direction from Elixir’s spice-and-resin structure. Sharing the 9 PM name does not make the two bottles equivalent.
Afnan 9 PM Night Out
Supremacy Collector’s Edition: fruit and floral woods
Pineapple and white florals feature in the opening, followed by orange blossom and birch in the heart. The base includes oak moss, musk and an ambergris note. Compare this profile with the 9 PM editions by the notes you enjoy, rather than assuming every Afnan perfume is alike.
Afnan Supremacy Collector’s Edition
Compare the exact concentration labels
| Edition | Brand-listed concentration | Where to start |
|---|---|---|
| Afnan 9 PM Elixir | Extrait de Parfum | Afnan 9 PM Elixir |
| Afnan 9 PM Night Out | Extrait de Parfum | Afnan 9 PM Night Out |
| Afnan Supremacy Collector’s Edition | Eau de Parfum | Afnan Supremacy Collector’s Edition |
Use the notes to plan a sampling shortlist
Choose Elixir as a research starting point for spice, leather and resins; Night Out for fruit with suede and toffee; Collector’s Edition for fruit with floral and mossy facets. These are interpretations of the published descriptions, not a ranking from skin testing. Test shortlisted editions on separate days before deciding how they fit your preferences.
What concentration does—and does not—tell you
The two 9 PM editions here are listed as Extrait de Parfum; Collector’s Edition is Eau de Parfum. Those labels identify the products. They do not give a measured oil percentage, an automatic projection ranking or a fixed number of hours.
Understand the fragrance vocabulary
Questions about these Afnan editions
Are 9 PM Elixir and Night Out the same perfume?
No. They share a collection name but have different published pyramids. Check the complete name, rather than buying by “9 PM” alone.
Is Collector’s Edition another name for Supremacy Not Only Intense?
They are separate edition names. This page covers Collector’s Edition and does not transfer its notes to another Supremacy product.
Which one is strongest?
No measured performance ranking is provided here. Compare wear on your own skin; concentration labels and note lists alone cannot settle the question.
Does this guide include every Afnan fragrance?
No. It organizes the three editions linked below. The brand has other collections and products outside this selection.
How to use this guide
Product identity, concentration and note references were checked against the brand’s individual product listings. Open each linked ScentMira guide for its complete edition details. Prices, availability, release years and personal wear-test results are not inferred from the catalog.