“Structural design and compliance must go hand in hand, as the regulations around tobacco packaging are some of the most stringent of any consumer product category. Custom cigarette and cigar boxes are built to precise dimensions and materials, leaving room for the required space for health warning statements, tax stamps, and other required labelling that varies according to market and product type.
| Dimensions | Available in different sizes |
| Printing | CMYK, Pantone Color Printing, PMS, Plain, Full Color & No Printing |
| Paper Stock | 10pt to 24pt (80lb to 200lb) (250gsm to 600gsm) Eco-Friendly Kraft, Corrugated, and Premium Rigid Stock |
| Coating | Semi-Gloss AQ, Gloss UV, Matte UV, Spot Gloss & Matte UV |
| Default Process | Die Cutting, Gluing, Scoring, Perforating |
| Custom Options | Window Cut Out, Gold/Silver Foiling, Embossing, Raised Ink |
| Proof | Digital Proof, 3D Mock-Up |
| Shipping | Shipped Flat (Free Shipping to USA & Canada) |
| Help | For further inquiries and quotes, contact us or email at packagingwolfads@gmail.com |
Cigars are very susceptible to humidity and, while in storage, we have structural options like cedar lining or moisture resistant coatings to help keep cigars fresh and flavorful. This is especially important in premium and hand-rolled cigar lines sold in speciality stores. You can get hinged lid boxes or slide out drawer styles, and the choice usually depends on how the product will be displayed and accessed at retail.
We manufacture the standard hinge-lid pack styles for cigarettes and larger carton packaging for multi-pack distribution, with consistent attention to required warning placement and sizing on each printed surface. Even in such a heavily regulated category, finishing options like foil stamping, embossing and spot UV detailing remain popular, as premium tobacco brands still look to the quality of packaging to signal product tier and craftsmanship.
We partner with brands to make sure that all the right compliance boxes are ticked before they go into production, because mistakes in this category can have real regulatory consequences. Material strength and construction quality are also emphasised as tobacco products are often handled, displayed and re-opened many times before the contents are fully used.