A cigar case is a carrier for carrying cigars. The key aspect of a cigar case is its portability, and ease of carrying cigars in jacket pockets, etc. Over the years cigar cases have evolved from a simple wooden carrier to a luxurious tote, fully cedar lined to retain the humidity of cigars.

The leather cigar case has evolved over the past 20 years, from a soft leather pouch to a hard-leather safe. Some provided a slot for a cutter.^[1]

Based on construction and accessibility cigar cases are often categorised as follows:

As the name suggests, these have an lining made of Spanish cedar. These are usually stronger cases, and can withstand impact without damaging the cigars. These cases have two parts; top and bottom. Depending upon construction, one part slides onto the other. The degree of sliding can be adjusted to fit the length of the cigar.

These cases have grooves to fit the cigars. These are usually sliding cases, as the top can be adjusted to the bottom in a telescoping fashion. Usually, these cases do not have a cedar lining and are of relatively soft construction. The shell of the case is usually leather, which is creased against a die matching the ring gauge of the cigar to create the shape of the case. The forms include steel and silver.

• Alfred Dunhill
• Andre Garcia
• Atoll Cigar Case
• Craftsman Bench
• Davidoff
• Diamond Crown
• Noro Cigar Case
• Porsche Designs
• Prometheus
• Savinelli
• Savoy
• St. Dupont
• Xikar

• Cigarette case

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Cigar cases.

• Cigar Case article published in 1993
• Cigar Case article published in Cigar Cyclopedia