
TL;DR — The monogram slide case is one of the catalog’s entry points: from $39, one-, two-, or three-cigar capacity, green, black, or brown, a patterned coated exterior over a nested tray with separate rounded channels. No dimensions are published, so it is bought for common gauges and standard lengths; a 58 or 60 smoker should look elsewhere.
By Case & Cedar · Published October 2026
Who buys this case
A first-time buyer, a gift buyer with a small budget, or an owner of a good case who wants a spare for the car or the office. The single-cigar version is the smallest case here and suits the evening walk. It is not leather and does not claim to be; the listing describes a patterned coated exterior.
Specifications as supplied
| Capacity | 1, 2 or 3 cigars |
|---|---|
| Colours | Green, black, brown |
| Exterior | Patterned coated material |
| Interior | Nested tray with separate rounded channels |
| Dimensions | Not specified |
Nothing is measured on the listing. The store prints that rather than estimating; ask by email for a sample measurement if a specific cigar matters.
Which cigars fit
Cases of this pattern take Robustos and Toros at 50–52 in the two- and three-cigar versions, and a single-cigar version is roomier in diameter because the shell is not divided. Treat 54 as the practical maximum and 160 mm as the practical length. A Churchill, a 56, or a box-pressed 54 are not safe assumptions here.
Construction and closure
A coated exterior with a repeating pattern over a nested inner tray; the tray slides out to load and back in to close, held by friction. The channels are rounded and separate, so cigars do not touch. There is no cedar, no rigid outer shell, and no gift box. The coating wipes clean and does not patina; it cracks only after years of folding.
Against its neighbours
Against the crazy-horse pouch (from $39): real leather that marks, no channels, any gauge, cutter pocket. Against the close-fit leather case ($39): real leather, molded channels, stated openings, gift box. This case has channels like the close-fit case and a colour choice like neither.
| Product | Capacity | Max diameter | Material | Cutter / gift box | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monogram 1–3 Cigar Slide Case | 1, 2 or 3 | Not specified | Patterned coated exterior | No cutter | from $39 |
| Crazy Horse Leather 3-Cigar Pouch | 3 | Not specified | Crazy horse oil leather | Cutter optional | from $39 |
| Close-Fit Leather 2- or 3-Cigar Travel Case | 2 or 3 | 23 (2-cigar) / 28 (3-cigar) mm | Cowhide leather | No cutter · gift box | $39 |
Care that applies here
Damp cloth on the coating, dry cloth after. Nothing else is needed. If the slide loosens over a year, the case moves from the bag to the pocket.
Before ordering
Choose the capacity by what you carry: one for a walk, two for an evening, three for a day. Choose black or brown for a gift; green for yourself. If your cigar is over 54 gauge or over 160 mm, this is not the case, and the close-fit three-cigar case is the nearest that states a wide opening.
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Frequently asked questions
Is it leather?
No. The exterior is a patterned coated material.
Does the pattern belong to a fashion house?
No. It is a generic geometric monogram pattern; the case is sold unbranded.
Will a 60 fit the single-cigar version?
Unconfirmed. The single version is roomier, but no figure is published; ask.
Is there a gift box?
No; plain protective packaging.
Further reading
- Your First Cigar Case
- Monogram Slide Case vs. Crazy Horse Pouch
- Case Fit Checker
- Cigar Case Size Guide
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