Can you take Dior Sauvage Eau de Toilette on a plane?
Fragrance · counts as liquid
Anything up to 100ml is fine in your cabin bag. The 200ml bottle has to go in the hold.
Rule basis: Sizes sold: 10ml refill, 60ml, 100ml, 200ml.
What to do: Cabin: containers ≤ 100ml. Checked: any size.
Liquid Limits is a travel planning tool, not an official aviation source. Always confirm with the airport before you travel.
In cabin baggage
Dior Sauvage counts as a liquid/gel under the standard airport rules. That means containers up to 100ml (3.4 fl oz) in your cabin bag, all fitting inside a single 1-litre clear plastic bag. A few airports with CT scanners (Gatwick, Edinburgh, Bristol, Amsterdam, parts of JFK) allow up to 2 litres, but never plan around that for both ends of your trip.
In checked luggage
Dior Sauvage travels fine in checked luggage at any size. Wrap it in a sealed plastic bag — pressure changes at altitude can pop seals, and an exploded tub costs you everything around it.
Real-world examples
- •10ml refill: pocketable, fine in the cabin
- •60ml & 100ml: fine in the cabin
- •200ml: hold luggage or duty-free only
FAQs
Can I take Dior Sauvage in hand luggage?
Yes, in a container of 100ml or smaller. The bottle's labelled volume is what counts — a half-empty 150ml bottle still gets binned at security.
What about the big bottle?
Sizes above 100ml (100ml, 200ml) need to go in your hold luggage, or you can buy them duty-free after security in a sealed tamper-evident bag.
Will US TSA / UK security treat Dior the same way?
Yes. Both TSA and UK DfT use the same 100ml / 3.4oz limit. Outside the EU/UK/US a handful of countries still allow up to 350ml on outbound flights — but never assume that, plan to the 100ml rule.