TGL Christmas Tree soy candle with a black lid, hand-poured in Aubrey, Texas
The Collection

Christmas Candles


Twelve candles for the season, from pine and fir to spice and vanilla.

12 pieces

About the collection

These are the fragrances we reach for once the tree goes up. Each one is an 8.5 oz candle in a soy and beeswax blend, hand-poured in small batches in Aubrey, Texas, with up to 40 hours of burn time.

Scents for the season

  • Tree and forest Christmas Tree is pine needles and Douglas fir. Forest Cabin adds winter berries and spearmint. Black Cypress is pine, fir and mint over amber and tobacco. Earth Moss and Sage is sage, moss and balsam.
  • Spice and fireside Warm Cardamom is cinnamon, black cardamom and chestnut. Ember is balsamic resin, leather and amber. Fall brings cranberry, clove and a pine wreath. Speakeasy is peppercorn, orange and violet over leather and juniper.
  • Soft and clean Vanilla Satin is coconut, marshmallow and vanilla. Flannel is green apple over sandalwood and musk. Obsidian is eucalyptus, lavender and cedarwood. Frozen is earthy notes cooled with mint.

Picking one

For a living room that smells like the tree, start with Christmas Tree or Forest Cabin. For a dinner party, try Speakeasy or Warm Cardamom. For a bedroom or a quiet evening, Vanilla Satin and Obsidian are softer.

Looking for more ideas? Read our guide to gifts for candle lovers, or browse all of our candles.

How to choose

Good to know

How long does a Christmas candle burn?

Up to 40 hours with proper care. Let the first burn reach the edge of the glass and trim the wick to 1/4 inch before each burn.

Which candle smells most like a Christmas tree?

Christmas Tree, with pine needles and Douglas fir over patchouli and cedarwood. Forest Cabin and Black Cypress are close, with more berry and amber.

Which Christmas candles are softer or sweeter?

Vanilla Satin is coconut, marshmallow and vanilla. Flannel is green apple over sandalwood, vanilla and musk.

Where are the candles made?

Every candle is hand-poured in small batches in Aubrey, Texas, in our own fragrances.