Description
Some images escaped their era and became pure graphic design; the two-tone portrait on these Che Guevara filter tips is the definitive example. KULU puts the print on a pocket booklet, and inside sit 40 tear-out card tips ready to become firm, clean mouthpieces.
The routine is the same as every serious roll: tear a tip, roll it into a tight cylinder – or fold a small zigzag into the first section for a scrap-blocking W – and sit it at the mouth end. The draw stays open and dry to the last, and the 5cm x 2cm booklet vanishes into any papers pouch.
Che Guevara filter tips slot into the same collector lane as the rest of our icons range, and they pair with our rolling papers for everyday duty. At $3.95 for 40 tips the cost per roll is about ten cents, which is cheap for the most recognised cover art on the tray.
Che Guevara filter tips put a piece of poster history to work. Every order ships in discreet packaging, with free delivery on orders over $100 Australia wide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What image is on the Che Guevara filter tips?
The booklet carries the widely recognised two-tone portrait print of Che Guevara – the poster image reproduced worldwide for decades.
Are the tips perforated or loose?
They tear cleanly out of the booklet one at a time, so the rest stay protected between the card covers.
Do these work with any papers?
Yes – card tips suit any paper size and slot into cones that arrived without a tip fitted.
What is the best way to roll a tip?
Roll it into a tight cylinder, or fold a small zigzag into the first centimetre before rolling – the classic W-fold that blocks scraps without restricting the draw.
