Earlier this year while visiting Capsule in New York, we came across a small fragrance line from Brooklyn called DS & Durga.

Created by musician turned perfumer David Moltz and architect Kavi Moltz, each scent is built around a story, place or piece of music. Rather than approaching fragrance traditionally, the line feels more like a collection of bottled narratives, with each scent carrying its own atmosphere and point of reference.

What drew us to the range initially was not only the scents themselves, but the way the brand approached storytelling and composition. At a time where many fragrance lines felt increasingly polished and commercial, DS & Durga felt personal, unusual and deeply considered.

We’ve begun with a small selection for the summer season including some of the brand’s best known scents, each sitting somewhere between fragrance, memory and travel reference.

The introduction of DS & Durga also marks the beginning of a broader expansion into the life section of the store, bringing together objects and products intended for everyday use beyond clothing alone.

Available now in store.