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Our Philosophy

Someday is a considered brand, made in Victoria, Australia.

Every product is formulated with ingredients in their most natural state, nothing added that doesn't serve a purpose.

Each candle is handmade in small batches, and every vessel is designed to be reused long after the last burn. Conscious consumption isn't a trend for us. It's the standard we hold ourselves to - if not today, then someday.

This is Someday. 

Natural

Slow Made

By Hand

Natural Slow Made By Hand

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Sustainability


Our packaging is deliberately simple: sturdy kraft boxes with labels certified by the Forest Stewardship Council, sourced from responsibly managed forests.

We see no case for expensive printed packaging, with the cost is ultimately passed on to you.

Online orders are shipped in reused boxes, bubble wrap, and packing materials saved from our own supplier deliveries, supplemented with corrugated bubble wrap and biodegradable packing peanuts where needed.

Transparency


Transparency is central to how we operate.

Every product is described in full detail — ingredients, method, and materials — so you can decide for yourself whether it's right for you.

Our dedicated product guide outlines exactly how each item is made and what goes into it.

Our Story

Someday began in 2018, born from a simple frustration: ingredient lists on candles that were impossible to trust. I wanted to build something different, low impact, quietly made, with nothing hidden in the fine print.

In September 2019, we launched our first soy candle, followed shortly after by our first beeswax candle. The soy range uses 100% biodegradable wax, free from animal testing, paired with lead-free cotton wicks and fragrance oils chosen for their staying power.

Beeswax was a harder problem. It behaves nothing like soy with a different density, different melting point, different pour temperature, and in 2018, there was little available to learn from.

Sourcing our own moulds meant working, mid-pandemic, with a mould-maker in New South Wales, entirely by post. What came out of that collaboration — the Moonlit Candlesticks, then Twist, Wonder, and Wave — set the tone for everything since.

Someday remains a one-person operation, built alongside full-time work, and it has grown according to the same principles it started with.

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