Capri Cigarettes — Super Slims
Capri cigarettes are manufactured in the United States by the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and are sold in other markets, under the names Capri and Caprice, by companies of the British American Tobacco group. The range stocked here covers two super slim variants, Capri Bianco and Capri Azzurro. Each carton below contains 10 packs of 20 cigarettes, 200 in total, in a manufacturer-sealed outer. All products on this page are supplied only to age-verified adults aged 21 and over.
Who Makes Capri Cigarettes, and Why Some Packs Say Caprice
In the United States, Capri is owned and manufactured by R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, founded in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, in 1875. The company is part of Reynolds American Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of British American Tobacco plc, the group founded in 1902 and listed on the London Stock Exchange. BAT’s global cigarette portfolio includes Dunhill, Kent, Lucky Strike, Pall Mall, Rothmans and Vogue.
The brand has been sold in Germany as Caprice since September 1987, and German-market packs name British American Tobacco (Germany) as the producer. British American Tobacco’s Ukrainian subsidiary, formed in 1993 on the basis of the Pryluky tobacco factory, lists Capri among the brands it manufactures, and the group’s Hong Kong company lists Capri among the brands available in that market. The name comes from the island of Capri, in the Gulf of Naples, Italy.
A Super Slim Format Introduced in 1987
The first American Capri appeared in 1956 as Capri Rainbows, introduced by Lee Brothers Tobacco. Brown & Williamson relaunched the brand in 1987 as the first super slim cigarette, with a circumference of 17 mm and a length of 100 mm. In 2004 the U.S. operations of Brown & Williamson merged with R.J. Reynolds to form Reynolds American Inc., and Capri has been an R.J. Reynolds brand since that date. The U.S. range also includes 120 mm versions. This store’s cigarettes range includes two Capri lines, both in the Super Slims format.
Capri Lines Stocked in This Store
| Variant | Type | Taste | Size | Cartons | SKU |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Capri Bianco | Cigarette | White | Super Slims | 10 packs (200 cigarettes) | CIGS7865 |
| Capri Azzurro | Cigarette | White | Super Slims | 10 packs (200 cigarettes) | CIGS8802 |
Both lines are catalogued in the Super Slims format, with each carton holding 10 packs, 200 cigarettes. The Taste values shown are the identifiers recorded for each line in the store catalogue.
Which Version You Receive
Cartons on this page are dispatched as EU duty-paid stock, and the statutory health warning on these packs is printed in Polish or English. Check the side panel of the pack for the production code and the presence of a tax stamp to identify the market edition on arrival. Cartons are supplied in manufacturer-sealed outers and are not repacked or split.
Ordering, Delivery and Returns
Orders are handled within 1 to 2 business days and dispatched from Katowice, Poland. Standard transit is 14 to 32 days; express dispatch is handled within 1 business day with 7 to 25 days in transit. Sales are limited to age-verified buyers aged 21 and over. Claims are accepted within 45 days of dispatch confirmation under the refund and returns policy; opened packs, unsealed pouches and unwrapped tins are excluded. Refunds are processed within 10 business days to the original payment method.
Any customs duty, import VAT, excise or handling charge levied in the destination country is the buyer’s responsibility and is not included in the order total. Orders ship worldwide from Poland. Current pricing is shown on each product page, and shipping and payment terms are set out in our shipping policy and payment policy.
Orders are fulfilled by KING SMOKE sp. z o.o., Staromiejska Street 6/10D, Floor 7, 40-013 Katowice, Silesian, Poland. NIP 9542784480. REGON 36875533100000. KRS 0000703707. Contact: support@cheap-cigarettes.org or legal@cheap-cigarettes.org.
Capri Questions, Answered
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company owns and manufactures Capri in the United States. The brand passed to that company when the U.S. operations of Brown & Williamson merged with R.J. Reynolds in 2004 to form Reynolds American Inc., a company now wholly owned by British American Tobacco plc.
United States production sits with R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. British American Tobacco’s Ukrainian subsidiary lists Capri among the brands manufactured at its Pryluky factory, and German-market Caprice packs from the late 1980s name British American Tobacco (Germany) as producer.
The name comes from the island of Capri, in the Gulf of Naples, Italy. Caprice is the German-market name for the same brand, in use since September 1987, when it was introduced by British American Tobacco’s German company. Packs printed for the German market carry the Caprice name.
The first American Capri appeared in 1956, introduced by Lee Brothers Tobacco as Capri Rainbows. The current format dates to 1987, when Brown & Williamson relaunched the brand as the first super slim cigarette, measuring 17 mm in circumference and 100 mm in length.
Capri is a super slim brand. The 1987 launch format measured 17 mm in circumference and 100 mm in length, against 25 mm for a standard-format cigarette, and the U.S. range also includes 120 mm versions. Both lines stocked on this page are catalogued in the Super Slims format.
Every Capri carton stocked on this page contains 10 packs of 20 cigarettes, 200 in total. Both listed lines, Capri Bianco and Capri Azzurro, share this composition and are catalogued under the SKUs CIGS7865 and CIGS8802. Cartons are supplied in manufacturer-sealed outers.
The store dispatches EU duty-paid Capri packs, with the statutory health warning printed in Polish or English. The tax stamp and the production code on the pack side panel identify the market edition on arrival, and cartons are not repacked or split.