These papers were initially produced out of wood, a very cheap commodity. For a long time, people rolled their cigarettes with these rather thick papers, and herb-lovers often fell back on bongs or pipes. Rolling paper started to develop only since the 1980s, they became thinner and longer.The result are the "Slow-Burning"-long papes as we know them today, rolling papers that burn down comparatively slow and cool. Nowadays, there is a huge variety of different rolling materials and sizes. Whatever your preference may be — we offer you papes and tips of all kinds and shapes.