Zino Z-Collection Blue: 10 Accessories in a New Colorway

Zino Z-Collection Blue arrives October 15 as the second limited release in Zino Cigars’ revived accessories line, ten pieces built to cover a cigar from storage to ashtray. The signature tobacco-leaf pattern is back, this time in light turquoise on a deep blue ground.

Zino has been rebuilding for five years. The brand relaunched in 2021 with Zino Nicaragua, added Zino Honduras this spring, and brought the Z-Collection back in 2025 with the green release. Blue tests if that design language can change color and keep its identity.

Zino Z-Collection Blue runs to ten pieces: three humidors, two cigar cases, two cutters, two lighters and an ashtray, all carrying the same pattern. It keeps the format of the first release, including a travel humidor and the modular ashtray, so owners of the Green set can see exactly what changed.

Zino Z-Collection Blue’s Three Humidors

The Z60 and Z80 hold 60 and 80 cigars and have wooden exteriors. The Travel Humidor Z10 swaps in leather and splits its inside into two compartments for up to ten cigars. Every humidor ships with a matching Zino regulator that holds 70 to 72 percent relative humidity and an Okoumé wood lining that keeps aromas from transferring to the cigars.

Shared regulators and shared lining mean the three boxes behave the same way, which matters if you rotate cigars between a desktop humidor and a travel one.

The Z10 is the one to watch. It lands in the same category as the Davidoff Travel Humidor Urban, which carries eight cigars in linen and Alcantara and holds humidity for up to 45 days. Both come from Oettinger Davidoff. The Zino piece fits ten, goes with leather and closes with a magnetic lid. Zino hasn’t said how long the Z10 holds its humidity.

Zino Z-Collection Blue Cases, Cutters and Lighters

The Cigar Cases ZS2 and ZM3 carry two or three cigars up to a 60 ring gauge. They’re leather with an adjustable length, so one case can handle more than one cigar size.

The Double Blade Cutter Z2 uses 21-millimeter stainless-steel blades that cut up to a 56 ring gauge on any format. The Punch Cutter Z9 clips onto a key ring and cuts from 38 to 70 ring gauge on parejo formats, and its blade stays hidden until the top and bottom are pulled apart. That’s a small safety detail on something meant to live in a pocket.

The ZS and ZM lighters are single-flame jet lighters that differ only in size. The ZS lights up to 12 cigars and the ZM up to 20, and a small window on the back of each shows the gas level at a glance.

The Modular Ashtray in Zino Z-Collection Blue

The Ashtray Z1 is glossy ceramic with a triangular shape and a single notch that holds one cigar. Add a second ashtray and the two combine into a square with two notches, which makes it the one piece in the set that gets more useful when you buy another.

Zino Z-Collection Blue Builds on the Original Green Release

Javier González, SVP Head Global Marketing & Innovation at Oettinger Davidoff, says the design language introduced with the Green line has “real staying power.” He adds that the pattern takes on a different character in the new colorway while the functionality stays the same. The pattern itself traces back to Zino Davidoff’s quest to find something unique in every tobacco leaf.

The collection reaches select tobacco retailers, Davidoff-appointed merchants and flagship stores on October 15, with dates and availability varying by country. The release doesn’t list prices.

Accessories rarely match. A cutter from one brand, a lighter from another, a humidor that predates both. Zino is betting that a smoker will commit to the full set in one pattern, and that the pattern can change color without losing its hold. Blue is where that bet gets tested.

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