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13 Cozy Made-In-Canada Candles For Fall

Strike a match and get cozy.
The Campfire cozy scented candle by Canadian brand Soja & Co. pictured against a white background with the lid on.

A new candle is the perfect way to set the mood when it gets chilly. Whether you like classic fall scents that are sweet and warm or want to discover something new, we guarantee one of these cozy scented candles will be just right for you. Strike a match and light one of these all-Canadian picks.

The Best Cozy Scented Candles For Fall

Pinky Swear & Co. The Bookworm Candle, $39

Pinky Swear & Co. The Bookworm Candle, best made-in-Canada cozy scented candles

The perfect addition to any book lover’s home, this candle blends the scents of aged leather, oak, cardamom and clove to create a relaxing atmosphere in a reading nook.

Milkjar Maple Dip Candle, $37

Milkjar Maple Dip Candle, best made-in-Canada cozy scented candles
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Inspired by donut shop classic, this warm and buttery candle is the perfect fall treat for anyone with a sweet tooth. It’s hand-poured in Calgary and boasts up to 45 hours of burn time.

Soja & Co. Campfire Candle, $16

Soja & Co. Campfire Candle, best made-in-Canada cozy scented candles

With musk, smoky vanilla, olibanum and cedarwood, this candle is so reminiscent of a roaring campfire that you can almost hear the wood crackling.

Mala The Brand Coffee Cream Candle, $40

Mala The Brand Coffee Cream Candle, best made-in-Canada cozy scented candles
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This blend of coffee, clove and vanilla is as invigorating as a morning cup of java. Choose between a wood or cotton wick and enjoy the burn of this clean-burning soy wax candle.

Lohn Dym Candle, $42

Lohn Dym Spruce & Woodsmoke Candle, best made-in-Canada cozy scented candles

Fresh hints of evergreen are paired woodsmoke in this scented candle by Toronto brand Lohn. There’s also a resinous whiff of cedar, which adds an enigmatic touch. Light it up when it gets too cold for a nature walk.

Cavill & Wicks Salem Candle, $45

Cavill & Wicks Salem Candle, best made-in-Canada cozy scented candles
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Named after the famed New England town, this fall scent is a magical combination of vanilla, amber, tobacco, vetiver and cedarwood. It also features a rain accord, making it the perfect companion for gloomy nights.

Joni Oak Candle, $48

Joni Oak Scented Candle, best made-in-Canada cozy scented candles

Housed in a pretty ceramic jar by Montreal ceramist Dompierre, this candle is a spicy but cozy mélange of sandalwood, black tea and clove.

Brwn Collective Yolande Candle, $42

Brwn Collective Yolande Candle, best made-in-Canada cozy scented candles
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Beautifully scented without being overpowering, this woody delight is the perfect way to unwind. It features warm vanilla and tobacco, paired with a slightly smoky note of vetiver for a sophisticated and comforting fragrance.

Esser Fig & Cedar Candle, $48

Esser Fig & Cedar Scented Candle, best made-in-Canada cozy scented candles

Esser’s bestselling candle is a fall favourite, thanks to notes of balsam fir, berries and orange zest. It’s also a great holiday scent, if you can wait that long to burn it. The best part? The brand sells refills so you can reuse the cement vessel over and over again.

Brand & Iron Oak + Moss Candle, $42

Brand & Iron Oak + Moss, best made-in-Canada cozy scented candles
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Woodsy and fresh, this Vancouver-made candle features cedarwood and earthy moss for a grounded scent that’s perfect for the fall-to-winter transition.

Baltic Club Cardamom Candle, $30

The Baltic Club Cardamom Candle, best made-in-Canada cozy scented candles

This soy candle features notes of cardamom—a staple spice in masala chai—as well as warm wood and sweet tobacco.

Alben Lane Candle Co. The Cottage Candle, $19

Alben Lane Candle Co. The Cottage Candle, best made-in-Canada cozy scented candles
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With notes of spruce, musk, amber and vetiver, this scent will transport you to a rustic cottage nestled deep into the woods.

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Andréanne Dion is the senior editor, style and beauty at Chatelaine.

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