This post was originally shared in our email newsletter on December 23, 2023.
We shipped our last orders and closed the studio last night for our annual winter break.
We’ll be closed until our return to the studio on January 2nd. When we say closed, we really mean it: we will not be shipping, making candles, or answering emails during our break.
We’ve taken this time away each year since starting Keap in 2015, and it allows us to rest and reconnect after a busy holiday season, coming back refreshed and inspired for 2024!
Orders placed during the holiday will be shipped when we return.
If you have questions or issues while we are out, we will make sure you are well taken care of as soon as we return. In the meantime, you can find the answers to most order-related questions on our shipping status page and on our FAQ.
If you are in need of a last minute gift, you can still buy our e-gift cards while we’re out.
We can’t wait to reconnect with you in the new year, and if you have any reflections to share on this past year I would love to hear them.
Happy holidays and keep the fire burning!
— Harry and the whole Keap team
In other news:
- Northlands is our seasonal scent for any subscribers that join before the end of December. In January, we’ll start shipping out another seasonal favorite, Wild Figs!
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