Sweater Weather Simmer Pot | Stovetop Potpourri

Sweater Weather Simmer Pot

Wrap yourself in the comforting embrace of fall with Sweater Weather—a crisp, invigorating blend that smells like a walk through the woods on a cool autumn day. This refreshing mix of citrus, spice, and evergreen captures that first moment you pull on your favorite knit and step outside into the brisk, golden air.

Perfect for: Chilly mornings, post-rain coziness, cabin weekends, or whenever you want to bring the feeling of fall foliage and fresh air indoors.

What’s Inside:

Dehydrated Apples – Sweet and familiar, evoking the scent of orchard strolls and warm cider.

Dehydrated Oranges – Bright and juicy, adding a citrusy lift that balances the deeper woods and spices.

Pine Needles – Fresh and foresty, transporting you to a mountain trail lined with evergreen trees.

Star Anise – Delicately spicy and aromatic, adding a sophisticated twist to the blend.

Cinnamon Sticks – Warm and classic, wrapping the mix in cozy, spiced comfort.

Pinecones – Earthy and grounding, enhancing the woodland vibes and adding visual charm.

Simply add to a pot of simmering water and let Sweater Weather transform your home into a crisp, cozy haven—where the air is brisk, the vibes are warm, and fall is in full swing.

How to Use:

• Each simmer pot can be used for 3–5 days, 8–10 hours a day—just be sure to always keep water in the pot while it’s simmering.

• Dehydrated fruit enhances both the scent and the longevity of the blend, giving you long-lasting fragrance that fills your space for days.

• To reuse, simply let the blend cool, store it in the fridge overnight, and add fresh water when you're ready to enjoy it again.

Let the warmth linger—one pot goes a long way.

How to Use:

Each simmer pot can be used for 3–5 days, 8–10 hours a day—just be sure to always keep water in the pot while it’s simmering.

Dehydrated fruit enhances both the scent and the longevity of the blend, giving you long-lasting fragrance that fills your space for days.

To reuse, simply let the blend cool, store it in the fridge overnight, and add fresh water when you're ready to enjoy it again.

Let the warmth linger—one pot goes a long way.