Decide who the candle is for
Before scent or jar, decide where the product will sell and to whom: a boutique shelf, a hotel room, an online store, a gift box. That answer sets your price point, packaging and how many units you need.
Keep the first collection small
A focused launch of a few scents in one vessel is easier to sample, cheaper to produce and simpler to market. You can extend into diffusers, room sprays or new vessels once you know what your customers buy.
What you bring and what we handle
- You bring
- Your brand, your audience, a target price and a launch date. A logo and artwork help, but you can start with just an idea.
- We handle
- Scent selection or development, wax and wick pairing, burn testing, pouring, labeling, packing and shipping.
Sample, approve, produce
You receive physical samples in your chosen vessel, approve the scent and look, and the spec is locked. From there the run is scheduled, packed and shipped to you, your fulfillment center or your retail partner.
Get the conversation started early
The earlier you share your launch date, the easier it is to fit long-lead items like printed packaging into the schedule. A short note with what you have in mind is enough to begin.