Candles and tallow creams are "pickup only" due to warmer temperatures.
Below are a few links (some dated) showcasing our humble little business being mentioned by others.
2025: We're beaming with gratitude for the chance to share our heartwarming story! We recently had the privilege of being interviewed by the talented KC Sheperd, Director of Farm and Ranch Programming at the Radio Oklahoma Ag Network. She featured our journey in the November 5, 2025 Oklahoma Farm Report, and we're thrilled to share it with you! If you're curious to learn more about our handcrafted natural deodorants and other products, you can read (or listen) to our conversation by clicking on this link:
Thank you, KC, for shining a light on our path!
2024: Illinois Field and Bean listed us among their "Sustainably Soy All-Stars" for being certified through the "It's Sustainably Soy" Certification Program, recognizing producers and users of soy-based products. "Cottage Goods is an Oklahoma-based company that began making soy candles in 2000 to reduce soot and toxins in the founder's home. To offer their candles at the local farmers market, Cottage Goods formed the Soy Candle Cottage in 2005. Further research into soy uses for body products led them to introduce handcrafted natural deodorants, natural soy lotions, and creams, as well as natural Beard Balm and Shaving Soap for men.
Cottage Goods has two Sustainably Certified products:
- Hand-poured soy candles and melts (to use in warmers)
- Natural lotions
Visit www.cottagegoods.com to learn more about our sustainably soy products.
2023: Oklahoma Week recognized us among the Top 53 Made in Oklahoma Brands to Follow in 2024. They described us as "The Oklahoma-based company Cottage Goods personifies craftsmanship in simple, daily necessities. Their line of handcrafted natural items includes organic coconut soap, natural lotions, deodorant, chest rubs, beard products, laundry soaps, and soy candles. Their dedication to excellence, authenticity, and the allure of the Midwest is evident in every piece."
2020: Redfin contacted us (along with other candle-makers) for content included in their article about how apartment dwellers can make their space more welcoming.
Our contribution to the article is as follows:
Fragrance choice varies by person; choose your favorite.
Nothing makes a space 'feel like home' more than filling it with scent. Whether you prefer candles or melts, soy wax is a great vehicle to carry fragrance throughout your space without fearing toxins. Once you commit to soy candles or melts, the only worry is selecting the best scent for your home. Fragrance is a very personal choice and is usually based on a positive memory, an all-time favorite, or selected for a particular mood (calming, uplifting, soothing); seasonal choices are always fun, as well. Refreshing summer scents might include Hawaiian Breeze, Mokapuni, Peach Bellini, or Watermelon Lemonade. Fall should include festive scents such as Apple Pumpkin, Pumpkin Spice, or Snickerdoodle. Winter is a time for comforting smells or to refresh your space with outdoor scents like Aspen Winter, Balsam & Cedar, or Frozen. Spring is for cleaning or florals: Fresh, Nordic Spa, Sun Washed Linen, Honeysuckle, Jasmine, Magnolia, or Rose. – LeAnn Jenkins, CottageGoods, hand-crafted natural candles, lotions, and soaps in Jones, OK
See the full article at: How to Make Your Apartment Smell Good: 13 Ways | Redfin
2014: General Manager of Whiskey Cake Kitchen mentions us in his interview with the Food Guy! Good background video of this establishment, he mentions us at the 1:45 minute mark. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLaunQ1P9y4
2011: The Oklahoman interviewed us during the 2011 Oklahoma City Home & Garden Show.
https://cottagegoods.com/blog/f/sunday-oklahoman-article-2011
2010: The Journal Record (Oklahoma's business news) interviewed me regarding our business venture.

Elegant logo for Handcrafted Cottage Goods with a delicate leafy wreath.
Cottage Goods
2417 NE 100th St, Oklahoma City, OK 73131 United States