City Rhythm 86.41 Extrait

Description

86.41 takes its name from the distance in miles between Puerto Rico and St. John. The two islands the scent was built to bridge, chosen by City Rhythm through community feedback and released in 2025 by founder-perfumer Niles Ramadhin. It opens on guava, mango milk, and pineapple, then folds in cane sugar and coconut before settling into a rum-and-driftwood base.

How It Differs From Puerto Rico & St. John

• 86.41: the warmest and most rum-driven of the three, sweet 75% / woody 17%.
• Puerto Rico: lighter and greener, with coconut, melon, and neroli in the heart.
• St. John: the brightest and freshest, with a lavender-passionfruit twist.

Scent Character

• Sweet: 75%
• Woody: 17%
• Fresh: 8%

Translation: a heavily sweet tropical gourmand (rum, coconut, and driftwood) with only a light woody-fresh undertone.

Fragrance Pyramid

Top: Guava, Mango Milk, Pineapple, Quince
Heart: Cane Sugar, Coconut, Honeydew Melon, Lime
Base: Ambergris, Driftwood, Rum, Vanilla

Performance

• Longevity: 7–9 hours
• Sillage: Moderate-to-strong projection
• Projection: 2–3 ft for the first hour, settling to arm's-length wear

Best Occasions & Season

• Evening, Night Out, and Leisure
• Spring and Summer
• Unisex

Concentration & Provenance

Concentration: Extrait de Parfum
Perfumer: Niles Ramadhin
House: City Rhythm, founded 2021
Launched: 2025

Try Before You Commit

Sample 86.41 before committing to a full bottle: 1mL ($5.99), 5mL ($22.99), or 10mL ($31.99).

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FAQ

What does "86.41" mean?
It's the distance, in miles, between Puerto Rico and St. John. The two islands the fragrance was built to blend.

Is 86.41 men's or women's?
It's designed as a unisex fragrance.

What's the longevity?
7–9 hours is typical, with moderate-to-strong initial projection.

How does it compare to Puerto Rico or St. John?
It's the sweetest and most rum-forward of the three. Puerto Rico is greener and St. John is brighter and fresher.