Partisan

Collection Classique

Partisan is a smoky leather Eau de Parfum built around contrast: charm and danger, warmth and secrecy, comfort and tension. Inspired by André, the French partisan spy, it opens the door to dimly lit Parisian backrooms where bread, wine, tobacco, and whispered secrets share the same air. By day, André is a charming baker. By night, he moves through a world of risk and intelligence. The scent captures this double life with tobacco, leather, ginger, cinnamon, chocolate, and soft gourmand warmth, creating a fragrance that feels mysterious, confident, and quietly cinematic.
Partisan
Partisan

Dhs. 989.20

90ml | Available
Quantity: 1

Perfume Notes

Top Notes

Bergamot, Pink Berries, Ginger

Heart Notes

Bread Accord, Ylang Ylang, White Wine Lees

Base Notes

Tobacco, Leather, Chocolate

Character Inspiration

André lives between two worlds. By day, he is the charming baker whose hands carry the scent of warm bread, chocolate, and spice. By night, he moves through the hidden rooms of Paris, where whispered secrets, leather boots, smoke, and danger shape his second identity. His life is built on contrast: softness and risk, elegance and tension, comfort and secrecy. Naturally, humanity decided one life was too simple.

Partisan captures this duality with bold sophistication. Bergamot, pink berries, coriander, and ginger create a bright and intriguing opening, while bread accord, ylang ylang, heliotrope, wine lees, and freesia bring warmth and unexpected charm. Beneath it all, tobacco absolute, leather, chocolate, vanilla, tonka bean, amber woods, oakmoss, sandalwood, and musk create a darker, more mysterious trail. It is a fragrance for those who appear calm on the surface, while carrying an entire hidden story underneath.

Perfumer

Nathalie is an independent perfumer whose work is defined by restraint and instinct. Trained in the classical tradition, she spent years inside the laboratory before choosing silence over spectacle — creating fragrances that speak only to those who are ready to listen.

Her collaboration with Scent of Qui began with a single question: what does a person smell like when they are most themselves? The answer became a collection.

She believes that the best perfumes are not worn — they are inhabited.