eskuché is a Los Angeles-based headphone company whose name derives from the Spanish word for "listen." Founded by a collective of designers and audio enthusiasts, the brand set out to merge 1970s hi-fi aesthetics with modern audio engineering. Their headphones draw heavily from vintage studio monitor design — square ear cups, retro colorways, and industrial-inspired silhouettes — while incorporating features like inline microphone controls for smartphones and detachable cable systems.

The company's lineup spans several product families. The 33 1/3 series (including the 33i, 33iS, and 33iBB variants) features compact on-ear designs with circular ear cups styled after vinyl records. The Control series offers an affordable entry point with 40mm drivers, 32-ohm impedance, and iOS-compatible three-button remote cables. The 45 series (including the 45v2 and 45Bv2) targets DJs and studio use with titanium drivers, 180-degree rotating aluminum ear cups, and detachable cables with 6.3mm quarter-inch adapters. The Kassette series rounds out the range with a cassette-tape-inspired aesthetic. eskuché headphones were carried by Apple retail stores, Best Buy, and Guitar Center, and gained coverage from outlets like Hypebeast, Engadget, and Head-Fi.