Year: 1986
Place: Los Angeles
Palm trees, a wild sweet breeze, fortunes told, green tea leaves, naked hips, Freudian slips, loose lips, sandalwood embers in warm amber sunsets, a city of angels with no angels, a haven for heathens, cowboys and nymphos.
All about this scent
Vibe Check
This scent suits close, late-afternoon company in dry heat, when the air feels charged and everything carries a little farther than it should. It projects a windswept, suede-and-wood presence that reads confident, slightly provocative and distinctly urban.
When and where to wear suggestions
Best in mild to warm weather, where its cardamom, woods and suede can breathe without turning heavy. A moderate spray gives a clear opening and a dry, skin-close finish after several hours; in hotter air it feels airier and more diffused, while cooler weather draws out the woody amber depth.
Who It’s For
For wearers who like woody-spicy compositions with a leathery, sun-warmed texture and a dry, slightly dusty finish. It will appeal to people drawn to cardamom, cedar, sandalwood and suede rather than sweet or overtly fresh fragrances.
Release Year
1986-inspired; launched in 2023
Collaborators
Jessie Willner and Hanover Booth, Discothèque’s founders, shaped the brand’s concept and the fragrance’s cultural brief, translating a specific Los Angeles moment into scent rather than simply commissioning a generic woody composition.
Discothèque’s Story
Discotheque is a niche house built around a clean, modern aesthetic and a handcrafted approach, with fragrances made in the UK and presented in a minimalist square bottle. Its style leans polished but unconventional, balancing wearability with a slightly offbeat edge.
Heathens Cowboys And The Santa Ana Winds’s Concept
The fragrance is framed around 1986 Los Angeles and the Santa Ana winds: palm trees, warm amber sunsets, tea leaves, sandalwood embers and a city atmosphere that feels both seductive and a little lawless. The name and imagery suggest a portrait of heat, movement and social friction rather than a literal place.
Extra Info
The fragrance is presented as a 1986 Los Angeles story, with the Santa Ana winds as part of its identity. The bottle is a square design with a magnetic lid, and the formula is marketed as vegan and free of parabens, phthalates and EDTA.
Year: 1986
Place: Los Angeles
Palm trees, a wild sweet breeze, fortunes told, green tea leaves, naked hips, Freudian slips, loose lips, sandalwood embers in warm amber sunsets, a city of angels with no angels, a haven for heathens, cowboys and nymphos.
All about this scent
Vibe Check
This scent suits close, late-afternoon company in dry heat, when the air feels charged and everything carries a little farther than it should. It projects a windswept, suede-and-wood presence that reads confident, slightly provocative and distinctly urban.
When and where to wear suggestions
Best in mild to warm weather, where its cardamom, woods and suede can breathe without turning heavy. A moderate spray gives a clear opening and a dry, skin-close finish after several hours; in hotter air it feels airier and more diffused, while cooler weather draws out the woody amber depth.
Who It’s For
For wearers who like woody-spicy compositions with a leathery, sun-warmed texture and a dry, slightly dusty finish. It will appeal to people drawn to cardamom, cedar, sandalwood and suede rather than sweet or overtly fresh fragrances.
Release Year
1986-inspired; launched in 2023
Collaborators
Jessie Willner and Hanover Booth, Discothèque’s founders, shaped the brand’s concept and the fragrance’s cultural brief, translating a specific Los Angeles moment into scent rather than simply commissioning a generic woody composition.
Discothèque’s Story
Discotheque is a niche house built around a clean, modern aesthetic and a handcrafted approach, with fragrances made in the UK and presented in a minimalist square bottle. Its style leans polished but unconventional, balancing wearability with a slightly offbeat edge.
Heathens Cowboys And The Santa Ana Winds’s Concept
The fragrance is framed around 1986 Los Angeles and the Santa Ana winds: palm trees, warm amber sunsets, tea leaves, sandalwood embers and a city atmosphere that feels both seductive and a little lawless. The name and imagery suggest a portrait of heat, movement and social friction rather than a literal place.
Extra Info
The fragrance is presented as a 1986 Los Angeles story, with the Santa Ana winds as part of its identity. The bottle is a square design with a magnetic lid, and the formula is marketed as vegan and free of parabens, phthalates and EDTA.