We’re excited to share our Signature Collection re-crafted - the fragrances you know and love, presented in all new premium, bespoke packaging that redefines luxury. 

Since our inception in 2006, the Signature Collection has been at the heart of our story. Now, with a refreshed design, this collection continues its legacy - renewed, reimagined, and ready to inspire. 

Drawing from our island home, the custom-made vessel, showcasing the iconic skyline of the Old Man of Storr, is wrapped in gentle waves that echo the rippling Storr Lochs or a hazy morning sunrise. With this new glass, The Storr, part of our logo and identity since our beginning, remains a symbol of our enduring connection to our island.

The bespoke glass is yet another feature setting Skye Candles apart from other candles of the market. The tumbler has been design with the burning experience throughout in mind.

“My favourite part of the design is definitely the glow when you burn the candle. Because of the waves in the glass, it creates this really nice effect, especially the further down you burn them that is so unique and different to any other candle I’ve seen” says James, the founder of Isle of Skye Candle Co.

The outer packaging celebrates fine craftsmanship and quality materials, with textured cotton paper, decorated with elegant hot foil stamping, and sealed with an embossed white sleeve, eliminating the printing process completely.

“There are little subtleties in the design, that people might not notice the first time around so each time you open a new candle, there’s something different to read and discover. This was so fun to create, and is probably my favourite aspect of the new look” says Caitlin, our Head of Creative, product designer and the driving force behind the project.

More than just a fresh look, this transformation is a statement of the artistry, care, and refined taste poured into every candle. 

“Everything has been carefully considered, which was the good thing about taking so long to develop the design, taking the time to go back to the different versions, seeing what was right and what wasn’t quite right until we got it perfect” concluded James.