Zig-Zag Blue Papers | 1 1/2 Size, 24 Booklets

Zig-Zag Blue Papers offer an ultra-thin rolling option in the larger 1 1/2 size. This full display carton includes 24 booklets, with 32 rolling papers inside each booklet, providing a total of 768 papers.

Each booklet is pre-priced at $0.99, making the display convenient for smoke shops, convenience stores, and retailers that want clearly marked individual packages. The printed price may also help simplify merchandising and checkout for stores selling the booklets separately.

These Zig-Zag 1 1/2 rolling papers feature a thin and flexible construction that makes them easy to handle. The larger format provides additional rolling space compared with standard-size and 1 1/4 papers. They are designed to support a slow, smooth, and even burn.

Each paper includes an adhesive strip for sealing after rolling. The individual booklet format helps keep the sheets organized and protected during storage, transportation, and everyday use.

Why Choose Zig-Zag Blue Papers?

Zig-Zag Blue Papers combine a recognizable brand, a larger paper size, and convenient retail-ready packaging. The 1 1/2 format is a practical choice for customers who prefer more rolling space than smaller paper sizes provide.

The complete 24-booklet carton works well for retail displays, resale inventory, bulk purchasing, or customers who want to keep multiple booklets available. Each compact booklet is lightweight and easy to carry inside a pocket, bag, drawer, or rolling-accessory case.

Zig-Zag Blue Papers Product Details

• Brand: Zig-Zag
• Product style: Ultra-Thin Blue
• Paper size: 1 1/2
• Papers per booklet: 32
• Booklets per carton: 24
• Total paper count: 768
• Pre-priced amount: $0.99 per booklet
• Construction: Ultra-thin rolling paper
• Packaging: Retail display carton
• Tobacco included: No
• Nicotine included: No

Retail-Ready 24-Booklet Display

The carton includes 24 individually packaged booklets that can be displayed together or sold separately. Because each booklet is marked with a $0.99 price, retailers should confirm that the printed amount matches their intended selling price before listing or displaying the product.