Do you know that Nat Sherman, New York’s finest Tobacco Shop, is turning 80 years old. That’s right, New York’s premier tobacconist is celebrating by collaborating with a luggage manufacturer, Globe-Trotter. They designed an exclusive humidor (only 25 humidors are available) for the Nat Sherman’s flag-ship for a very limited time.

Here’s what the Press release had to say regarding the collaboration:

Taking its cue from Globe-Trotter’s iconic centenary collection, the Nat Sherman Humidor features Colonial Brown Vulcan fibre, accented with a dark brown leather handle and signature corners riveted with gold. The Nat Sherman tone-on tone logo is discreetly placed on the humidor, reinforcing the brand’s history, dating back to 1930. The inside of the handsome case is lined with paper backed Oatmeal and Spanish cedar wood, as functional as it is aesthetically pleasing, both help to maintain the cigars delicate humidity levels and support the natural ageing process.

How amazingly classy! Sure, my herfador or tupperdor has its time and place. But for those times when we’re dressing to impress, our travel humidors can be stylish too.

The Background.

Are you familiar with luxury suitcase company Globe-Trotter?

Globe-Trotter was established in 1897 and remains a uniquely hand made product. Skilfully crafted from Vulcan Fibre, paper-backed cloth lining and leather trimming at the Globe-Trotter factory in Broxbourne, Hertfordshire. Vulcan Fibre is an exclusive patented material invented in Britain during the 1850s. As light as aluminium and as strong as leather, Globe-Trotter is the only manufacturer of cases made from Vulcan Fibre.

Are you familiar with Nat Sherman?

As the nation dug its way out of the great depression in 1930, Nat Sherman was busy opening New York’s’ finest tobacco shop. Today, the company has grown from those humble beginnings into one of the most recognized and respected names in the worldwide tobacco industry.