Zig-Zag Unbleached Paper Display: 1 1/4 vs King Slim

What the 48-pack display actually contains

The Zig-Zag Unbleached Paper Display is a single promo box holding two cartons: one carton of 1 1/4 Unbleached papers and one carton of King Slim Unbleached papers. Each carton contains 24 booklets, and each booklet holds 32 papers. That works out to 48 booklets and 1,536 papers in total.

Both formats share the same unbleached fiber blend and a 100% natural gum Arabic glue line. The difference is the paper dimensions and how much material you load into each roll. Neither size is inherently better—they serve different rolling habits.

The bundle at a glance

• Zig-Zag Unbleached Paper Display - 1 1/4 & King Slim: 48 Pack Unbleached Paper Display contains 1 carton of 1 1/4 Unbleached Papers and 1 carton of King Slim Unbleached Papers, totaling 48 booklets. You get equal booklet counts of both sizes, so you can test which format fits your routine before committing to a full carton of one size.

  

• Zig-Zag Unbleached Paper Display - 1 1/4 & King Slim: Each carton has 24 booklets; each booklet has 32 papers. At 32 papers per booklet, a single booklet lasts a while. The full display is a long-term supply, not a sampler.
• Zig-Zag Unbleached Paper Display - 1 1/4 & King Slim: Unbleached papers feature a 100% natural gum Arabic glue line. Gum Arabic is the adhesive that seals the roll. Both sizes use it, so your choice comes down to dimensions, not seal quality.

1 1/4 vs King Slim: how the two sizes differ

1 1/4 papers are the shorter, narrower option in this display. They suit a compact roll with less tobacco or herb per paper. If you prefer a smaller, quicker smoke or you are still dialing in your rolling technique, the 1 1/4 size gives you more room to adjust without wasting material.

King Slim papers are longer and slightly wider. They hold more material and produce a longer, slimmer roll. If you regularly roll larger portions or prefer a longer smoke session, King Slim is the more natural fit. The trade-off is that a poorly packed King Slim can burn unevenly, so it rewards a little more practice.

Which size matches your rolling habit?

• 1 1/4 Unbleached: Best for compact rolls, smaller portions, and newer rollers who want a forgiving paper length. 24 booklets in the display.
• King Slim Unbleached: Best for longer rolls, larger portions, and smokers who prefer a slim profile with more capacity. 24 booklets in the display.

The real trade-off: commitment vs flexibility

Buying a 48-booklet display is a bulk purchase. The catalog price is USD 35.36, compared with a catalog comparison price of USD 57.03. That is a meaningful saving, but only if you will actually use both sizes. If you already know you only roll King Slim, a mixed display leaves you with 24 booklets of 1 1/4 you may not reach for.

The display makes the most sense if you roll both sizes, if you share papers with someone who prefers a different format, or if you want to compare the two before buying a full carton of one. The box itself is printed on recycled board using vegetable inks—a small detail, but consistent with the unbleached paper inside.

Value and packaging details

• Zig-Zag Unbleached Paper Display - 1 1/4 & King Slim: Catalog price is USD 35.36; catalog comparison price is USD 57.03. The display offers a lower per-booklet cost than buying booklets individually, but the saving only counts if both sizes get used.
• Zig-Zag Unbleached Paper Display - 1 1/4 & King Slim: Display box is printed on recycled board using vegetable inks. A minor packaging note that aligns with the natural-fiber positioning of the papers.

What to check before you buy

Confirm you are comfortable with the unbleached paper feel. Unbleached papers are not white and may have a slight natural tint; that is expected, not a defect. The supplied information does not include a burn-rate specification beyond the “slow burning” description, so if burn speed is critical to you, treat that as a general characteristic rather than a measured claim.

Also consider storage. A 48-booklet display takes up more shelf space than a single booklet pack. Keep it in a dry place; the supplied information does not include specific humidity guidance, so use your normal paper-storage routine.