Le Sas Bon Candles

 Le Sas Bon means “a good scent” in Dominican Creole. Born on Orchard Street in the Lower East Side of New York City, the scent curation is shaped by the environments we move through, the energy we absorb, and the moments that stay with us.

For us, scent isn’t something you use once in a while.

It’s a need.

A part of daily life.

A design and lifestyle language rooted in memory, nostalgia, and emotional connection.

Living with scent is about how a space feels when you walk into it.

How certain notes bring you back to a place, a moment, a version of yourself.

Scent becomes presence. It holds memories. It invites discovery.

Scents include: 

THE DOWNTOWN

A scent developed and inspired by living and experiencing the Lower East Side and Chinatown. It’s a lifestyle - passing the doorways of small local businesses in the neighborhood. Downtown, where you encounter the flower shops, fragrance shops, vintage and boutique clothing stores. Spaces, forever burning candles to create a vibe and energy that fits into their concept.

Fills the room with: Floral

THE ALLEN

A scent inspired from unique blends of notes - think of the Miles Davis album “Birth of the Cool”. A vibe and energy that fills the living room of your small downtown apartment. The sound of the crackle of the record player and the smell of that vintage leather chair mixed with that hibachi charcoal smoke traveling through the window from the fire escape.

Fills the room with: Smoky Leather / Charcoal

THE TOMATO

A lasting blended scent of that beautiful aroma left behind on your fingertips after you pluck that fat tomato. A mother asking, “can you please go pick some fresh tomatoes from the backyard garden?” You just can’t forget the time of year or the feeling of overripe pulp under your bare toes. Transporting the harvest into the kitchen while the scent of the vine lingers.

Fills the room with: Tomato Vine

THE ORCHARD 

A scent inspired by the vibrancy of “let’s hang on Orchard Street tonight”, where creativity is seen and felt on full display in the exchange of connectivity. Someone might ask “what are you wearing?” Because scent is memory. You remember the fresh smell of the early evening watermelon juice mixed with a slice of pizza in your belly before the bar.

Those smells are a haven for what’s next and the feeling you get when you get to hang on Orchard Street in NYC.

Fills the room with: Orange Blossom