Pre Rolls

The co-founders of Her Highness, a luxurious line of couture cannabis products formulated to address women’s pain and pleasure points, Allison Krongard and Laura Eisman, sell THC pre-rolls, edibles, vapes and CBD concoctions. Her Highness also offers several covetable smoking accessories, including gold-plated grinders and lighters.  Both women have backgrounds in female-centered and innovative businesses. In 1998, Eisman founded Girlshop.com, an e-commerce site that expanded to a physical store in Manhattan’s red-hot Meatpacking District before selling to a competitor in… Read more.

For fans of the blunt, nothing else will do. The slow-burning, flavorful nature of flower wrapped in a cigar leaf has been a staple of cannabis culture for decades and has a devoted following all over the country. With the pre-roll segment growing year-over-year at 12% in the U.S. and 38% in Canada, the blunt is a key part of what is the fastest-growing sector of the cannabis marketplace. But in the modern cannabis industry, combining cannabis and tobacco is against regulations… Read more.

Imagine if your everyday rolling papers and products were as artistic and influential as that tasty cannabisstrain you’re about to roll up and smoke. Art Rolls Inc. is a premium craft rolling paper company ready to express art and creativity through the power of cannabis. They’re embracing the art of rolling up a joint by curating captivating art designs into their exclusive line of rolling papers and accessory products. Art Roll’s grinders, rolling papers, trays and accessories are designed to combine… Read more.

Known in the industry as the “King of Cones,” Bryan Gerber is co-founder and CEO of the popular smoking accessory subscription box Hemper, and the rolling paper manufacturing company Hara Supply, which is on its way to becoming the world’s largest distributor of pre-rolled cones. With an entrepreneurial spirit, mind for innovation and love for cannabis, it’s no wonder Gerber finds himself at the head of two successful and growing brands. And Gerber’s making it clear he has no plans… Read more.