CHACOM Pocket Pipe
CHACOM Pocket Sandblasted Pipe - Limited and Numbered Edition
The CHACOM Pocket Sandblasted Pipe is a limited edition with only 70 pieces produced.
This small pipe, with an oval bowl, features a 9mm filter and a black sandblasted finish. Its stem and mouthpiece are adorned with an aluminum ring, while the whistle mouthpiece is made of acrylic. Each piece is individually numbered, and Antoine Grenard's signature is engraved underneath.
- Dimensions: 130(L) x 31(W) x 41(H) mm
- Bowl depth : 32 mm
- Inner bowl diameter: 16 x 23 (mm)
- Weight: 32 g
- Mouthpiece: Black acrylic
- Filter: 9 mm
The pipe comes in an elegant wooden case, accompanied by a black leather pouch and a numbered certificate.
Limited Edition Pocket Pipe.
Designed by Antoine Grenard, the Chacom Pocket is a portable pipe, easy to slip into a pocket. It will undoubtedly become your best companion during moments of relaxation, because you can be laid-back, but always with class.
During one of his many travels around the world, meeting with master pipe makers, Antoine had the idea to create the Pocket pipe. He wanted to design a light, elegant, practical pipe that could easily fit into a pocket. One day, in a restaurant in Chicago, he sketched the design on a paper napkin. He carefully tore out the drawing and tucked it into his wallet. Back in France, eager to return to his team at the workshop in Villard-Saint-Sauveur near Saint-Claude, he spent several hours in his office perfecting the project close to his heart. After several attempts, he finally found the right balance between elegance and functionality.
The CHACOM Brand
Chacom, a renowned French brand, is owned by the company Chapuis-Comoy & Cie.
For several generations, Chacom has been supporting briar pipe enthusiasts around the world.
Each year, the Chacom range is enriched with a touch of modernity and originality, while preserving its authenticity. As a creator, manufacturer, and distributor of briarwood pipes and smoking accessories, Chacom is based in Saint-Claude (Jura), the world capital of pipes.
