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Somebody has to receive it and one year it was you. "This Is What I Got In The Christmas Exchange" is the most honest label in the collection and the funniest thing you can hand over at a swap.
Hand poured in the Signature Color jar with 60+ hours of Cranberry Christmas, it is one of the rare Christmas gifts that is funnier the second time it is unwrapped. White elephant, the work swap: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
Perfect Gift For
White elephant, the work swap, a re-gifting circle, coworkers, a neighbor with a long memory, and whoever is holding it when the round ends.
Product Details
Scent
16. Cranberry Christmas - Tart Cranberry, Orange Peel & Brown Sugar
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the ideal white elephant gift price point?
A: Most white elephant games set a limit between twenty and thirty dollars, and a 13.5 oz candle sits comfortably inside it. Spend the limit on something people want.
Q: Will people steal this in a white elephant game?
A: A candle whose label is a joke about the game itself gets stolen more than once in most rounds. That is the design — funny to open, funnier to take off someone else.
Q: Is this a funny gift for a coworker who complains about the office swap?
A: Handing this to the office cynic is the entire point of the product, because the label agrees with them. It works best unwrapped in front of everybody.
Q: What do I do with a candle I got as a joke and do not want to light?
A: Put it on a shelf label-out and it works as a small piece of decor with a story attached. Soy holds its scent cold, so it is still doing something unlit.
Q: Does a Signature Color jar suit someone with a maximalist Christmas house?
A: A color-printed label holds up in a room already busy with greenery, lights and ribbon. Put it at eye level so the saying can actually be read.
Q: How many hours will this candle last?
A: A 13.5 oz jar gives 60+ hours, which is most of a season at a few hours an evening. Trim the wick to 1/4" and let the first light reach the edge of the glass.
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Somebody has to receive it and one year it was you. "This Is What I Got In The Christmas Exchange" is the most honest label in the collection and the funniest thing you can hand over at a swap.
Hand poured in the Signature Color jar with 60+ hours of Cranberry Christmas, it is one of the rare Christmas gifts that is funnier the second time it is unwrapped. White elephant, the work swap: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
Perfect Gift For
White elephant, the work swap, a re-gifting circle, coworkers, a neighbor with a long memory, and whoever is holding it when the round ends.
Product Details
Scent
16. Cranberry Christmas - Tart Cranberry, Orange Peel & Brown Sugar
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the ideal white elephant gift price point?
A: Most white elephant games set a limit between twenty and thirty dollars, and a 13.5 oz candle sits comfortably inside it. Spend the limit on something people want.
Q: Will people steal this in a white elephant game?
A: A candle whose label is a joke about the game itself gets stolen more than once in most rounds. That is the design — funny to open, funnier to take off someone else.
Q: Is this a funny gift for a coworker who complains about the office swap?
A: Handing this to the office cynic is the entire point of the product, because the label agrees with them. It works best unwrapped in front of everybody.
Q: What do I do with a candle I got as a joke and do not want to light?
A: Put it on a shelf label-out and it works as a small piece of decor with a story attached. Soy holds its scent cold, so it is still doing something unlit.
Q: Does a Signature Color jar suit someone with a maximalist Christmas house?
A: A color-printed label holds up in a room already busy with greenery, lights and ribbon. Put it at eye level so the saying can actually be read.
Q: How many hours will this candle last?
A: A 13.5 oz jar gives 60+ hours, which is most of a season at a few hours an evening. Trim the wick to 1/4" and let the first light reach the edge of the glass.