This fragrance is a sensory exploration of the years between 1929 and 1933—a pivotal window defined by the tension of the Prohibition era and the onset of the Great Depression. This scent profile is an inspired interpretation of the era's predominant environments, rather than a literal recreation.

It captures the heavy, atmospheric scents common to the private spaces of the early 1930s. The fragrance balances the sharp citrus of Orange (a common cocktail garnish used to mask the harshness of illegal spirits) with the dense, lingering notes of Smoky Tobacco and Bourbon Whiskey that permeated indoor gatherings. The foundation of Leather and Amber reflects the utilitarian materials of the time—the worn upholstery and wood-heated rooms that served as the backdrop for a society in flux.