Short answer: Yes — many affordable, designer‑inspired (dupe/“inspired”) perfumes either ship to Australia or are sold by Australian retailers so you can buy them domestically.

What to expect and where to look

• Australian sellers and localized sites: Some direct-to-consumer “inspired” brands operate Australian stores or country pages (for example Dossier has an Australia site and ships within AU). (trydossier.com.au)
• Major retailers and marketplaces in Australia carry affordable dupes (Big W, Chemist Warehouse, MyDeal, local perfumery sites and specialty shops sell Al‑Rehab, Designer Brands and similar lines). Buying locally avoids international shipping and customs. (news.com.au)
• International brands that don’t have an AU site may still ship to Australia (or ship via third‑party resellers), but shipping costs, delivery times and import duties apply — check the seller’s shipping page before ordering. Zara’s Australia site, for example, shows delivery options and restrictions for purchases made in the AU market. (zara.com)

Practical tips

• Check the seller’s shipping policy and whether they ship to Australia (some retailers restrict regions or require you to buy from the local market site). (zara.com)
• Watch shipping cost vs. duties: cheaper perfumes + expensive international shipping or import fees can reduce the savings. Buying from an AU retailer often gives better overall value.
• Read product descriptions and reviews — “inspired by” fragrances are not identical to originals in composition or longevity.
• If you care about authenticity, buy from reputable local sellers (marketplaces sometimes list counterfeit items).

If you want, I can:

• Check a specific brand or shop’s shipping policy to Australia and report the delivery cost/ETA and any customs considerations.