Les Fines Lames

Earlier this year, Les Fines Lames announced it was entering the lighter category with the Le Feu lighter. Two new Le Feu lighters are now shipping to stores, but neither look anything like what the company showed off in March.

The Duo cigar case can hold up to two 64-ring gauge cigars, while the Trio can accommodate three cigars of the same size. There are four different color options.

The first is made of raw aluminum, while the second is made of obsidian. Both finishes are being made available in the company’s single-cigar MONAD and double-cigar DYAD ashtrays.

Like the less intricate T135 released last year, the T100 is a single guillotine cigar cutter made of surgical-grade stainless steel and assembled in Thiers, France. The main difference between the two models is size: the new T100 can cut cigars up to 64 ring gauge, whereas the larger T135 can cut cigars up to 90 ring gauge.

The two new finishes of the company’s popular Le Petit cigar knives features a design that mimics the topography of the moon carved on their handles. According to the company, the Le Petit Silver Moon 5th Anniversary Edition is the 100th Le Petit design.

Two of the cutters use G10 glass resin, while the other option is a micarta finish

Half of the company’s portfolio will see the increase, which is driven by rising costs to produce the company’s products.

The new flat-flame lighters will come in 10 different color options and will have an MSRP of $150 each.

There will be eight different gold models and six silver designs.

The French accessories maker pays tribute to the Year of the Dragon with three new designs for its Le Petit cigar knife.

The design of the wearable cigar cutter was inspired by a set of dog tags.