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Sweater Weather
Wrap yourself in the crisp embrace of autumn with our Sweater Weather candle — a fresh and cozy fragrance that perfectly captures the cool air of changing seasons. Invigorating notes of mint and green foliage awaken your senses, while soft undertones of apple, peach, and jasmine add warmth and depth. A grounding blend of oak moss and musk lingers in the background, reminiscent of your favorite knitted sweater on a brisk walk through fallen leaves.
Top Notes: Greens, Fresh Mint
Middle Notes: Apple, Peach, Jasmine
Base Notes: Oak Moss, Musk
Hand-poured with our luxurious coconut apricot wax and clean-burning fragrance oils, this candle brings the feeling of sweater season to life — no matter the time of year.
Our candles are hand-poured in small batches in both Moore County and Franklin County, North Carolina. We use natural Coconut Apricot Soy wax.
Our wax offers a cleaner burn, meaning no toxins or pollutants. It is biodegradable and water-soluble offering easier clean up! It burns with zero Petro-carbon soot unlike other waxes. They last 30%-50% longer than other traditional candles and have a strong fragrance throw!
We use crackling wooden wicks in our 10oz and 4 oz signature candles.
The burn period of each 10oz candle may range between 50 and 60 hours.
Our candles are made with high-quality fragrance oils and eco-friendly materials, making them perfect for eco-conscious consumers.
Candle Burning Tips
Before lighting your candle, select a room with good airflow, avoiding drafts and fans that could lead to unsightly marks on the vessel and uneven burning. Place your candle on a flat, heat-resistant surface, keeping it out of reach of pets, kids and any curtains or drapes.
For the initial burns, a trusty lighter works well, but as the wax level drops, switch to a longer match for safe wick lighting. Keep a close eye on your candle's progress and stop burning it when only 1/4 inch of wax remains at the bottom.
Pro tip: Let your first burn last between 3 and 4 hours, until the pooling wax reaches the edges of the jar or container.
Wrap yourself in the crisp embrace of autumn with our Sweater Weather candle — a fresh and cozy fragrance that perfectly captures the cool air of changing seasons. Invigorating notes of mint and green foliage awaken your senses, while soft undertones of apple, peach, and jasmine add warmth and depth. A grounding blend of oak moss and musk lingers in the background, reminiscent of your favorite knitted sweater on a brisk walk through fallen leaves.
Top Notes: Greens, Fresh Mint
Middle Notes: Apple, Peach, Jasmine
Base Notes: Oak Moss, Musk
Hand-poured with our luxurious coconut apricot wax and clean-burning fragrance oils, this candle brings the feeling of sweater season to life — no matter the time of year.
Our candles are hand-poured in small batches in both Moore County and Franklin County, North Carolina. We use natural Coconut Apricot Soy wax.
Our wax offers a cleaner burn, meaning no toxins or pollutants. It is biodegradable and water-soluble offering easier clean up! It burns with zero Petro-carbon soot unlike other waxes. They last 30%-50% longer than other traditional candles and have a strong fragrance throw!
We use crackling wooden wicks in our 10oz and 4 oz signature candles.
The burn period of each 10oz candle may range between 50 and 60 hours.
Our candles are made with high-quality fragrance oils and eco-friendly materials, making them perfect for eco-conscious consumers.
Candle Burning Tips
Before lighting your candle, select a room with good airflow, avoiding drafts and fans that could lead to unsightly marks on the vessel and uneven burning. Place your candle on a flat, heat-resistant surface, keeping it out of reach of pets, kids and any curtains or drapes.
For the initial burns, a trusty lighter works well, but as the wax level drops, switch to a longer match for safe wick lighting. Keep a close eye on your candle's progress and stop burning it when only 1/4 inch of wax remains at the bottom.
Pro tip: Let your first burn last between 3 and 4 hours, until the pooling wax reaches the edges of the jar or container.