Wafton carries the structure of its Chinese name, 南薰里: waft (薰, fragrance carried on the wind) + -ton (里, an old word for a walled town).
It points back to the ancient “Song of the South Wind”: a warm southerly breeze that eases people's worries — the way a good reputation spreads on its own.
「南风之薰兮,可以解吾民之愠兮。」——《南风歌》
香草之和风,喻口碑传播:好名声如暖风,不靠推、自己扩散。