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Smoker's Accessory

In our Smoking Accessories section you will find everything you need to complement your experience. We have a complete selection of Smoking papers in various formats and sizes.

Our catalog includes:

  • Blue Tuxedo Papers in different presentations (No. 8 of 70 mm, 200 of 70 mm)
  • Brown Tuxedo Papers in multiple options (1 1/4 of 78 mm, 300 of 78 mm, King Size of 110 mm)
  • 78 mm Smoking Deluxe Papers, Silver and Rice

Each variant adapts to different preferences and needs. Browse our assortment of smoker accessories and find exactly what you're looking for.

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Your Other BoxPack The BoxPack contains: 2x clipper Collection (different design) 1x King Monkey Paper 1x Black king size Raw paper 1x Paper paypay 110mm 1x Alfalfa paypay Paper 78mm 1x Paper Raw 78mm 1x Paper...
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Raw Cone Creator RAW Cone Creator is perfect for making your cones. Simply roll up a filter and place it on the tip. Wrap the paper around it, glue it and then remove the cone creator with the string up carefully and...
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Frequently asked questions

What sizes of rolling papers are there and how do they differ?
The most common sizes are 70 mm (standard format), 78 mm (1 1/4, slightly longer) and 110 mm (King Size, for larger rolls). The larger the measure, the more tobacco the resulting cigarette holds.
What is the difference between rice paper and standard rolling paper?
Rice paper is thinner and more translucent than standard paper, giving it a distinct texture and combustion. Standard paper, such as blue or brown, is usually somewhat thicker and opaque.
What does 1 1/4 mean on rolling papers like the 1 1/4 Brown Tuxedo?
1 1/4 indicates that the paper is about a quarter larger than the standard 70 mm format, resulting in about 78 mm in length. It is an intermediate size between the standard and the King Size.
How many sheets does a rolling paper booklet usually include?
It depends on the format: small booklets are around 60-70 sheets, while 200 or 300 formats include that number of sheets in a single case, designed for longer use without the need for frequent replacement.
How do I choose between Blue, Silver, Brown or Deluxe Tuxedo paper?
The main difference is in the material and weight: Blue is the classic format, Brown incorporates unbleached natural fiber, Silver is usually thinner, and Deluxe aims for a higher quality finish. The choice depends on personal preference in texture and combustion.

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