This post was originally shared in our email newsletter on January 5, 2024.
The Keap Team is back in the studio after a restful break … except for Harry, who is enjoying a few more days of a well-deserved trip, which is why you’re hearing from me today!
We’re excited to share more about what’s in store for Keap in 2024 in the coming weeks (like the new subscriber accoutrement some of you may be receiving soon!), but in the meantime, we wanted to share a bit about the plan we thought you might be most curious about: Our 2024 Seasonal Scent Calendar. So without further ado:
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Not a subscriber? We have Limited Releases of the previous month’s scent if we have leftover inventory, so you may still be able to snatch your favorite scent. Read more about how these releases work and what your purchasing options are here.
If you don’t see your favorite scent above, fear not! Isle of Jasmine, Canyons, and Reading Room will be back. While historically we’ve announced the lineup for the entire new year in January, this year, we are leaving some flexibility in the second half of the year in hopes of a new seasonal scent. 
We’ll be sure to let you know when we lock in their return dates, and in the meantime, you can always find the latest on the Scents page on our website (which lives in the “About” menu).
Cheers to a new year,
— Suzanne from Keap, Storytelling Lead
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