Twenty years later somebody still remembers the exact sentence a teacher said to them in a corridor. "Best Teacher Ever" is a small thing to hand over in exchange for that.
The Signature White version, poured with 60+ hours of Velvet Peach. Teacher appreciation, the week before a break, a leaving gift after decades in a classroom: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
- "Best Teacher Ever" — printed on the Signature White label
- Signature White on clear glass, bright and neat on a staff room shelf
- 100% soy wax with a cotton wick — clean, even burning, no petroleum wax
- Phthalate free and non-toxic — vegan, cruelty free and non-GMO
- Velvet Peach — peach and jasmine with rose and citrus behind them
- 60+ hours in a 13.5 oz jar, the full-size Signature pour
- Hand poured in small batches in Minnetonka, Minnesota — made in the USA
Perfect Gift For
Teacher appreciation week, the last week before a break, a leaving gift, a student teacher finishing a placement, a nursery keyworker, a class collection, and the teacher your child talks about at dinner.
Product Details
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Material: 100% Soy Wax, Essential and Premium Fragrance Oils, Cotton Wick, Reusable Jar
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Size: 13.5 oz Jar | 3.5 x 3.5 x 4" 60+ Hours
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Attributes: Phthalate Free, Non-Toxic, Cruelty Free, Vegan, Non-GMO
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Origin: Hand Poured in Minnetonka, MN, Made in USA
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Care: Trim the wick to 1/4" before each burn
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Item: SW-1279-11
Scent
11. Velvet Peach - Peach, Jasmine, Rose & Citrus
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How is this different from the kraft Best Teacher Ever candle?
A: Same saying, two scents — this white jar is Velvet Peach and the natural kraft one is Flowering Lilac. Choose on the scent and on which label suits their house.
Q: What can you give a teacher who owns every classroom gadget already?
A: Veteran teachers accumulate mugs and stationery and almost never accumulate thanks, so give the words. Something with a compliment printed on it is rarer than another gift card.
Q: Is peach too sweet a scent for a gift?
A: Peach with jasmine, rose and citrus behind it lands as fruity-floral rather than sugary, which keeps it out of dessert territory. It is soft rather than sweet.
Q: Is a candle allowed in a classroom?
A: Almost no school permits an open flame in a classroom, so treat this as a gift for home. Unlit on a desk it still reads as a compliment all day.
Q: How much should a parent spend on a teacher gift?
A: Modest is the rule, because an expensive gift puts a teacher in an awkward position with the school and with other parents. Under thirty dollars is comfortable.
Q: Which teacher gifts get kept and which get quietly rehomed?
A: They keep the personal and the useful and quietly rehome the rest, which is why something used at home does better than a classroom ornament. A candle gets lit.
