Dupe database
Candles that smell like Otherland Canopy
Canopy is a green fig: leaf and sap rather than fruit, with enough dew in the top to keep it cool. It is also the rare case where the well-known candle is the cheap one.
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How they compare
| Candle | Price | Size | Burn | Per hour |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Otherland Canopy | 8 oz | 55 hrs | — | |
| Santorini (Brooklyn Candle Studio) | 7.5 oz | 50 hrs | — | |
| Tomato Leaf (Brooklyn Candle Studio) | 7.5 oz | 50 hrs | — | |
| Sea Salt + Surf (Brooklyn Candle Studio) | 7.5 oz | 50 hrs | — |
The original
What Canopy actually smells like
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The matches
How close each one gets
Santorini
Brooklyn Candle StudioMediterranean fig and red currant over sandalwood and amber. Fruitier and warmer than Canopy, which stays green and cool.
Tomato Leaf
Brooklyn Candle StudioTomato leaf, parsley and mandarin on soft woods. Green in the same register as the ivy note, with no fig at all.
Sea Salt + Surf
Brooklyn Candle StudioMarine sage and moss over sandalwood. A different kind of green, damp rather than leafy, for anyone who found Canopy too sweet.
Questions
What people ask about this scent
- Is a fig candle supposed to smell like fruit?
- Usually not. The fig accords people love are built from leaf, wood and sap, which read green and slightly milky. A fig candle that smells primarily of fruit is a different thing, and it tends to go cloying as the room warms.
- Why is the alternative more expensive than the original?
- Small-batch makers pour in smaller runs and price accordingly. That is a fair reason for a candle to cost more, but it is not a reason to call it a saving, so we rank on cost per hour and let the number decide.