What are the different types of Virginia Slims?

Varieties

• Virginia Slims (Full Flavor) 100’s.
• Virginia Slims Gold (Lights) 100’s & 120’s.
• Virginia Slims Silver (Ultra Lights) 100’s & 120’s.
• Virginia Slims Menthol (Full Flavor) 100’s.
• Virginia Slims Menthol Gold (Lights) 100’s & 120’s.
• Virginia Slims Menthol Silver (Ultra Lights) 100’s & 120’s.

Who manufactures Virginia Slim cigarettes?

Philip Morris’
Particularly noteworthy, Philip Morris’ Virginia Slims was introduced to the U.S. market in 1968. The brand’s full national launch was a response to American Tobacco’s Silva Thins cigarette brand, which had been unveiled the previous year.

How many cigarettes in a pack of Virginia Slims?

The Virginia Slims jingle still rings true – “A modern cigarette for a modern woman”, especially with its latest product. Two dozen cigarettes come inside an attractive pink box no larger than a lipstick case.

What cigarettes are similar to Virginia Slims?

Philip Morris identified the Capri and Misty brands as two of Virginia Slims’ major competitors.

What are the longest cigarettes?

120mm cigarettes are simply known as 120’s and are typically 4 3/4 – 5 inches in length. These are the next size up from 100mm cigarettes and are traditionally the longest commercially manufactured cigarette on the market.

When did the Virginia Slims Purse Pack come out?

In 2008, Virginia Slims Superslims were introduced in a smaller-sized “Purse Pack”. In 2016, the package graphics for all styles were slightly altered, changing the stripes along the edge to a more mottled and floral-like appearance. All packings were simultaneously introduced in both Menthol and non-menthol (e.g., Regular or Filter) varieties.

How much is a pack of Virginia Slims cigarettes?

Virginia Slims 100’s $29.90 Virginia Slims Menthol 100’s $27.50

Where does the first pack of Virginia Slims read?

Early packs (1968-1978) read “Benson and Hedges Park Avenue New York”, near the bottom.

What are the different colors of Virginia Slims?

They are also sold in “Superslims”, “Lights,” (now called Gold), and “Ultra Lights,” (now called Silver) varieties. All packings are available in menthol and non-menthol. The original packaging was designed by Walter Landor, and was white with colored stripes running lengthwise along the left side.