Condition: New

Black/Super King Size/1-92307-51
・ Pattern Name: Black Plain
・ Package Quantity: 1
・A cigarette case that holds 20 super king size 100mm cigarettes.
・Size: 104x86x20mm
・Material: Steel
・Chic black nickel plain.
This cigarette case stores loose cigarettes. It perfectly fits a pack of 20 super king size/long size cigarettes (100mm long). The case makes it easy to carry and is a popular choice for those who want to control their daily smoking volume. The stylish glossy black design is also suitable for women. It makes a great gift.

We ship mainly by Japan Post ePacket from Japan.

Handling time: 7 - 10 business days after payment is confirmed.

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Estimated delivery time: approximately 1 - 3 weeks (depending on destination and customs).

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The item must be returned in the original condition, with all original contents (if any).

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