QUEUE Petrol Lighter - Mono Gold
€39.00
Tsubota Pearl has been manufacturing high-quality lighters and leather goods in Japan since 1952. All components are still made as they were back then, in specialised workshops in and around the Asakusa area of Tokyo.
These slim stick lighters are finished in monochromatic matte pastels and are très chic. So streamlined, you can even pop one into a cigarette case. You’ll be the first everyone turns to for a light.
How it works - https://www.youtube.com/watch?
Brass, Steel, and Cotton
Made in Japan
85 x 8 x 8mm
Often bought together with
QUEUE Petrol Lighter - Turquoise/Pink
€32.00
QUEUE Slim stick lighter
Tsubota Pearl has been manufacturing high-quality lighters and leather goods in Japan since 1952. All components are still made as they were back then, in specialised workshops in and around the Asakusa area of Tokyo.
These slim stick lighters are finished in monochromatic matte pastels and are très chic. So streamlined, you can even pop one into a cigarette case. You’ll be the first everyone turns to for a light.
How it works - https://www.youtube.com/watch?
Brass, Steel and Cotton
Made in Japan
85 x 8 x 8mm
QUEUE Petrol Lighter - Mono Mauve
€32.00
QUEUE Slim stick lighter
Tsubota Pearl has been manufacturing high-quality lighters and leather goods in Japan since 1952. All components are still made as they were back then, in specialised workshops in and around the Asakusa area of Tokyo.
These slim stick lighters are finished in monochromatic matte pastels and are très chic. So streamlined, you can even pop one into a cigarette case. You’ll be the first everyone turns to for a light.
How it works - https://www.youtube.com/watch?
Brass, Steel and Cotton
Made in Japan
85 x 8 x 8mm
Hard-Edge Petrol Lighter - Black
€39.00
Hard-Edge Petrol Lighter
Tsubota Pearl has been manufacturing high-quality lighters and leather goods in Japan since 1952. All components are still made as they were back then, in specialised workshops in and around the Asakusa area of Tokyo.
The Hard Edge Lighter was introduced in 1999 as a reaction against the tendency towards streamlining and rounding in industrial design. Its minimal form feels great in the hand, turning each light into a little moment of pleasure.
How it works - https://www.youtube.com/watch?
Polycarbonate, Steel and Cotton
Made in Japan
60 x 35 x 15mm