Westlands No. 1 fragrance - choose your size

I'm so dazzled by this line of fragrances from local Madison perfumer Stephen - he's deeply considered every aspect of the product in a way that feels rare and invigorating. The scents are unusual, transporting, and super long-lasting thanks to their high concentration of scent (eau de parfums are the best!). And the packaging manages to be both luxurious - French glass, Horween leather from Chicago - and sustainable (the cushioning in the boxes is made from mushrooms!). 

These are a truly special gift for any gender - especially those people (partners...dads...) who are hard to shop for!

-Gigi

Choose from two travel-friendly styles: a 10ml travel spray, which comes in a hand-stitched Horween leather sleeve and will last about 100 sprays, or a 30ml bottle in mycelium (mushrooms) compostable packaging.

Scent description:

The morning breeze stirs the curtains, carrying with it the dry warmth of the sun rising over the desert sands and the crisp, aromatic scent of desert herbs. It’s a quiet moment of clarity, as the day begins with promise and the landscape beckons with endless possibilities.

WESTLANDS NO 1. is a unisex, minimalist fragrance crafted to accompany your travels, wherever they may take you.

The fragrance opens with the sparkling clarity of Bergamot, as refreshing as the the crisp morning desert air. The heart reveals a soft herbal accord, where the green brightness of Thyme mingles with a luminous floral touch, evoking the vibrant life of a warm desert garden. A base of Sandalwood and Vetiver grounds the fragrance with a musky, woody warmth, reminiscent of taking shade under a Palo Verde tree amongst the sun-soaked sand.

Versatile and timeless, WESTLANDS NO 1. is your companion for the road, a scent that travels lightly yet leaves a memorable impression.

Top Notes
Bergamot

Heart Notes
Herbal accord, thyme

Base Notes
Sandalwood, vetiver, woody musk

Westlands does not use animal products in its fragrances.

Parfum Concentration: 20%

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