These are the scents for when the light goes early.
Woodsmoke, spice, amber, worn leather and something baking - the fragrances that make a room feel occupied rather than just warm. They're the ones people reach for in October, though Bookworm and Spa Day quietly work all year.
If you like a scent you can feel as much as smell, start here.
Sweater Weather - soft, warm and a little sweet. The one that smells like the first properly cold morning.
Fireside - woodsmoke and embers. Unapologetically smoky.
Apple Crumble - baked apple, brown sugar, cinnamon. Our autumn bestseller.
Bookworm - bergamot and lemon basil over black pepper, clove and leather, finishing on cedar, amber and musk. Old libraries and reading nooks.
Blackberry & Bay - juicy blackberry and blackcurrant with rose, geranium and bay, on musk and sandalwood. Hedgerow walks in late summer.
Spa Day - chocolate, orange and mandarin over amber, lavender and guaiacwood, on musk, vanilla, sandalwood, moss and caramel. Warmer and sweeter than the name suggests.
Rainy Day Café - coffee and something sweet, in a window seat, while it rains.
Pumpkin Spiced Latte - in our ceramic pumpkin mini. Exactly what it says.
Hand-poured in our Northamptonshire studio with soy wax, cotton wicks with no lead core, and vegan, cruelty-free fragrance oils supplied without added phthalates or parabens.
