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Smells considerably better than his name suggests.
Meet Jimothy — part local legend, part neighborhood menace, now available in candle form. Rain-soaked cedar wood, moss and blackberry brambles give this one a woodsy, slightly wild scent that’s surprisingly sophisticated for something with a raccoon on the tin.
Light it. Enjoy it. Try not to think too hard about Jimothy’s whereabouts on trash day.
Details
Rain-soaked cedar wood + moss + blackberry brambles
Rich, woodsy fragrance with a touch of fruit
Made in the USA
Equal parts great candle and conversation piece
The Vibe: Late-night neighborhood adventures.
Seattle's favorite little legend.
Jimothy may be small, but he's become one of Seattle's biggest icons. Inspired by everyone's favorite Ballard raccoon, this limited-edition candle captures the scent of damp cedar forests, blackberry brambles, and misty Pacific Northwest evenings.
Crafted as a tribute to the wild neighbors that make our communities a little more magical.
Saint Bronx says: Come for the raccoon. Stay because it actually smells really good.
Smells considerably better than his name suggests.
Meet Jimothy — part local legend, part neighborhood menace, now available in candle form. Rain-soaked cedar wood, moss and blackberry brambles give this one a woodsy, slightly wild scent that’s surprisingly sophisticated for something with a raccoon on the tin.
Light it. Enjoy it. Try not to think too hard about Jimothy’s whereabouts on trash day.
Details
Rain-soaked cedar wood + moss + blackberry brambles
Rich, woodsy fragrance with a touch of fruit
Made in the USA
Equal parts great candle and conversation piece
The Vibe: Late-night neighborhood adventures.
Seattle's favorite little legend.
Jimothy may be small, but he's become one of Seattle's biggest icons. Inspired by everyone's favorite Ballard raccoon, this limited-edition candle captures the scent of damp cedar forests, blackberry brambles, and misty Pacific Northwest evenings.
Crafted as a tribute to the wild neighbors that make our communities a little more magical.
Saint Bronx says: Come for the raccoon. Stay because it actually smells really good.