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OCB, a venerable brand with roots dating back to 1918, is the world’s premier provider of environmentally-conscious rolling papers, marrying a rich history of craftsmanship with a commitment to sustainability in every facet of their products.
OCB Rolling Papers

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OCB Rolling Papers

OCB Rolling Papers are renowned for their premium quality and slow-burning experience, perfect for those who appreciate a smooth and natural smoke. Crafted from sustainable materials like 100% organic hemp and unbleached wood fibers, OCB ensures an eco-friendly roll with no added chemicals or dyes. The ultra-thin papers offer a clean taste that enhances the flavor of your herb, making them a favorite among cannabis enthusiasts. With options ranging from slim to extra-wide, OCB provides a versatile selection to suit every rolling preference, delivering a pure and enjoyable smoking experience.

Popular OCB Products

OCB offers a range of popular products, including their Organic Hemp Rolling Papers made from 100% organic, unbleached hemp for a natural smoke, and their Bamboo Rolling Papers crafted from sustainable bamboo fibers for an eco-conscious, smooth burn. Their Virgin Unbleached Rolling Papers provide a clean, chemical-free option, while OCB Slim Fit Filters ensure a smooth draw. For perfect rolls every time, OCB also offers user-friendly rolling machines. Each product is designed to enhance your smoking experience with a focus on quality and sustainability.

History of OCB

Since its inception in 1918, OCB has become a living testament to a love affair with paper-making that spans over two centuries. Rooted in the Bolloré family’s passion and craftsmanship, the brand’s journey began beside the Odet River in 1822, where a paper mill thrived due to the pure waters nearby. The 1918 birth of OCB, named in homage to the Odet River, Cascadec mill, and the Brittany-based Bolloré family, marked the official start of a legacy that now resides on the shores of Lac Léman in the French Alps—a family-owned paper mill celebrating its centenary.