Apparently Forks has a smell now, and it is a lot prettier than “wet vampire in a parking lot.”
Drift just launched a Twilight scent collection for cars and homes. The fragrance pulls together plum butter, moon flower, vanilla velvet and something the brand calls “Twilight woods.” That is dramatic. It is also exactly the kind of dramatic I expect from this fandom.
The collaboration went live September 14 and is available while supplies last. I have not smelled it, so I cannot tell you whether it actually feels like a rainy drive through Forks. I can tell you what Drift announced and what each set includes.
What is in the Twilight x Drift collection?
There are options for your car and your house:
- Car Starter Kit: a subscription option available with Drift’s wood, stone or metal car freshener materials.
- Car Wood Gift Set: three car fresheners, one visor clip and a Twilight box sleeve for $52.
- Home Scent Diffuser Starter Kit: a subscription option for the home diffuser.
- Home Scent Diffuser Gift Set: one diffuser, three refills and a Twilight box sleeve for $89.
The scent notes make the whole thing feel like somebody bottled an extremely moody Pacific Northwest forest: dark fruit first, pale florals in the middle, then soft vanilla and woods underneath.
Jasper is involved, because of course he is
Drift is running the campaign through Halloween and brought Jackson Rathbone, who played Jasper Hale, into the launch. The brand says he will share vlog-style Instagram content from the Forever Twilight in Forks Festival with the car freshener and home diffuser in the story.
This is Drift’s third entertainment collaboration of 2026, following John Wick and Strawberry Shortcake. Twilight is the one that makes the most sense for fall, though. Fog, forests, impossible romance and a scent you can clip to your visor? Fine. Take me back to 2008.
If your Twilight shelf already has the books, the movies and possibly that LEGO Cullen house, the collection is available now on Drift’s official site while supplies last.
The featured art is an original mood illustration and does not depict the Drift products.
