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City Rhythm · Sold as unisex
86.41
The sunlit streets of Manhattan at dusk — bustling with life yet tinged with a warm glow from the setting sun.
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86.41How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2025 by City Rhythm, 86.41 is a fragrance that captures the essence of vibrant city life through its blend of sweet and tropical notes. Perfumer Niles Ramadhin crafts this composition to evoke the dynamic energy of Manhattan, where the urban landscape meets lush, sun-soaked moments. The scent opens with bright pineapple and guava, giving way to the warmth of milk and coconut, creating a harmonious balance between freshness and richness. As it settles into its woody base notes, 86.41 transforms into a comforting embrace of driftwood, ambergris, and vanilla, reminiscent of an urban oasis.
Apply one or two sprays to pulse points and let it develop naturally. The tropical top notes are fleeting, but the woody base provides lasting comfort. This fragrance is best enjoyed in cooler weather when its warmth feels most inviting.
Fig. 01 — 86.41, City Rhythm
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Niles Ramadhin
Niles Ramadhin was born in Trinidad and Tobago and moved to Manhattan at age 12.
Designer City Rhythm
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