Leather Cigar Case vs. Cedar Case: What Each Material Does
Leather primarily provides a durable, compact outer shell; cedar adds a protective interior surface and characteristic aroma. Neither material alone guarantees active humidity control.
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Napoleon 4-Cigar Lacquered Travel Case Fit Notes
The Napoleon four-cigar lacquered case shares its body, tray, and hinges with the Qianlong case; the lid reproduces the well-known painting of Napoleon on horseback under high-gloss lacquer. Interior
How to Choose an 8-Cigar Travel Humidor
An eight-cigar travel humidor should be selected by usable channel size, retention, closure, and humidity-pack space. The number eight alone says little about whether larger cigars fit safely.
Qianlong 4-Cigar Lacquered Travel Case Fit Notes
The Qianlong four-cigar lacquered case is a wooden travel box with a removable four-channel tray under a high-gloss lid reproducing a Qing-dynasty equestrian painting. No interior dimensions are publi
4- vs. 5-Cigar Travel Cases: Fit and Capacity
Four-cigar cases tend to be tray-based and compact; five-cigar cases are often zippered and cedar-lined. Capacity is only one difference—closure and interior structure change how each travels.
20–30 Cigar Lacquered Desktop Humidor with Removable Tray Fit Notes
The 20–30 cigar lacquered desktop humidor is the only long-term storage product in the catalog: a hinged wooden box with a removable four-channel tray under a high-gloss red lid with portrait artwork.
Best Travel Cigar Cases, by How You Carry: A Guide to the Case & Cedar Catalog
There is no single best travel cigar case; there is a best case for each way of carrying. From this catalog: the close-fit leather case for a jacket pocket ($39), the illustrated hard ca
2-Cigar vs. 3-Cigar Case: Which Capacity Travels Better?
A two-cigar case is the smaller everyday option; a three-cigar case adds flexibility at the cost of width and weight. The better choice depends on how often the third channel is actually used.
Illustrated Top-Grain Leather 3-Cigar Travel Case Fit Notes
The illustrated top-grain three-cigar case is the catalog’s one slide case with line-drawn artwork on top-grain cowhide: a Capitol Building or a Doha skyline. It publishes exterior size (180 × 100 × 3
Solid Cedar 4-Cigar Travel Case Fit Notes
The solid-cedar four-cigar case is the best-documented product in the catalog and the only one with a stated 190 mm slot, which makes it the case for Churchills, Double Coronas, and Lanceros. Its 22 m
The Travel Cigar Case Buying Checklist
Before buying, confirm fit, capacity, structure, closure, materials, included accessories, and return conditions. A clear checklist prevents most case-selection mistakes.
Cigar Case Dimensions: Exterior Size, Channels, Openings
Product dimensions describe different things: exterior size tells you how the case packs, while channel width, opening diameter, and usable length determine cigar fit.
Cigar Ring Gauge vs. Case Opening Diameter
Ring gauge is expressed in sixty-fourths of an inch, while case openings are usually listed in millimeters. Convert before ordering: diameter in millimeters equals ring gauge × 25.4 ÷ 64.
How to Choose a Travel Cigar Case by Fit, Not Appearance
Choose a travel cigar case by maximum cigar length, channel diameter, capacity, and closure. Exterior styling matters only after those four specifications match how you carry.
Close-Fit Leather 2- or 3-Cigar Travel Case Fit Notes
The close-fit leather case is the plainest pocket case in the catalog and the one with the widest stated opening in its three-cigar form: 23 mm for the two-cigar version, 28 mm for the three-cigar ver