Pittsburgh: Birch Forest, 9 oz. Organic Soy Candle

Pittsburgh: Birch Forest, 9 oz. Organic Soy Candle

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collection: PGH
scent: PITTSBURGH: BIRCH FOREST
notes: SPICY, WOODY

This scent is inspired by the trees that grow in the Pittsburgh area. Birch, Oak, Cedar, Pine, Dogwood Flowers, Bergamot, Geranium, Tobacco, Vanilla, Clover, and Lily

 

Candles are hand poured using 100% Soy Wax From US Farms + All Cotton Wicks.
9 oz. Candle:  55 hr. Burn Time
4 oz. Candle:  30 hr. Burn Time
1.5 oz. Mini Candle:  15 hr. Burn Time
 
Perfume is blended by hand using Organic Therapy-Grade Fractionated Coconut Oil.
And infused with Wild-Harvested Flowers and Organic Herbs + Spices.
One Application: 6-8 hr. Wear Time
 

All Products:

  • Cruelty-Free + Vegan
  • Plant Extracts + Essential Oils
  • High-Quality Perfume Oils
  • No Phthalates or Parabens 
  • Petroleum Free
 

837 North specializes in unique scent blends inspired by different locations all over the globe. Every product is made by hand in Pittsburgh, PA and checked for quality before shipment.

  • Trim your wicks to 1/4 inch before each lighting. 
  • Never leave lit candles unattended.
  • Always place your candle on a stable and heat resistant surface.
  • Burn between 3-6 hours at a time.
  • Cover with lid between lightings.
  • Keep away from drafts, fans, open windows, and air vents. 

We make our candles with 100% soy wax.

why soy?

Soy is natural. Typically, candles are made from paraffin wax. Paraffin is a by-product of petroleum oil, which means it releases carcinogens when burnt. We care about the air our customers breathe. Soy is non-toxic and burns clean, so you'll never have to worry about sooting, smoke, or harmful toxins. You'll also enjoy a longer burn time. On average, it lasts 30% longer than paraffin.

Soy is sustainable. Unlike petroleum, soybeans are a renewable resource. We view our products as a love letter to the delicate balance between us and nature. It's vital to us not to disrupt that balance in our pursuit.

Soy is local. Most crops are grown right in the Midwest- and 97% of U.S. soy comes from a family-owned farm. Choosing soy means choosing America's heartland.