Haltane

Every Parfums de Marly fragrance takes its name from a horse bred for nobility, a nod to Louis XV's court and his passion for the hunt and the racetrack. Haltane carries that same restless energy — the name itself was chosen not for meaning but for mood, something between discipline and wildness, like a horse held just before it bolts. The scent follows that same arc: a cold, sharp opening that gives way to warmth, then settles into something dark and smoky, the kind of depth built for winter nights and old stone rooms.