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L&M (Russia Edition - "Найди свой удачу!" series)

Original price was: 48 €.Current price is: 28 €.

Brand and name: L&M (Russia Edition - "Найди свой удачу!" series)
The set includes: 4 packs
Country of manufacture: Russia
Production period: ~2000–2010.
Package type: Hard pack

Availability: 1 in stock

Original price was: 12 €.Current price is: 7 €.
Original price was: 12 €.Current price is: 7 €.

Availability: 1 in stock

Original price was: 12 €.Current price is: 7 €.

Availability: 1 in stock

Original price was: 12 €.Current price is: 7 €.

Availability: 1 in stock

Description:
This L&M The set is distinguished by the fact that it combines packages of different color variants (blue, green, gray, red) belonging to the same marketing series. The main distinctive feature is the Russian inscription "Найди свою удачу!" ("Find your success!"), which was used as an advertising campaign on the standard design packages.

This set not an official factory kit, but rather a combination put together by a collector, reflecting a certain marketing direction of the period. Such packs were usually issued as regional advertising variations, in order to maintain consumer attention by changing packaging design elements.

The set is distinguished by the fact that it combines several variants of one line into a single whole - this gives the set thematic and visually coherent character, which is more attractive to collectors than individual packs.

Historical data:
L&M is one of the international brands owned by Philip Morris, which has been particularly active in the Eastern European and Russian markets since the 1990s. In the period 2000-2010, tobacco manufacturers often used various promotional phrases and design modifications on packages, because it was one of the last effective marketing channels before advertising restrictions became stricter.

Inscriptions like "Найди свою удачу!" were intended to create an emotional connection with the consumer, and color variations helped differentiate the strength or flavor while maintaining a unified brand identity. Today, such packets are of interest to collectors as examples of transitional period between classic and modern regulated tobacco design.