Cigarette Cases: Engraved Metal & Leather

A cigarette case earns its keep by stopping crushed, bent, and humidity-soft sticks, so capacity comes first. Standard king-size (84mm) cases hold the most common length; check the listing for a stated 100s fit if you smoke longer ones, and look for a slim or 10-stick body for purse carry. Typical bodies hold 8, 12, 16, or 20. Closures matter: a sprung interior clip grips a half-empty case so nothing rattles, while a hinged clasp or magnetic snap seals out moisture and lint. Materials run from anodized aluminum and solid brass to full-grain leather sleeves, resin, and hand-tooled wood; metal shields against crushing best, leather flexes thinner in a jacket pocket. Many double as a slim holder for business cards, gum, rolling papers, or pre-rolls. Expect roughly $15-$35 for resin and aluminum, $30-$70 for leather, and $45-$140 for solid brass or hallmarked pieces. Makers ship blanks in 3-7 business days; engraved or hand-stamped cases usually need 1-3 weeks.

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