THE Remington

What is THE Remington?

THE Remington is a premium cigar humidor offered through 1st Class Cigar Humidors, a long-standing specialist in high-end cigar storage and accessories. At $2,250, it sits firmly in the showcase tier of the catalog — the kind of piece chosen as much for its presence in a room as for its job of keeping a serious cigar collection in peak condition.

Key features

• Price tier — $2,250, placing it among the upper-end humidors in the 1st Class Cigar Humidors lineup.
• SKU — RMGTN, the unique catalog reference used by the retailer for orders and support inquiries.
• Specialist retailer — sold by 1st Class Cigar Humidors, a dedicated cigar accessories vendor rather than a general-goods seller.
• Availability — currently listed as in stock, with no waitlist or back-order delay at the time of writing.
• Catalog freshness — product details were last refreshed in mid-May 2026, so pricing and stock reflect the current season.
• Collector positioning — slotted alongside leather travel cases, cutters, and other gift-grade accessories aimed at enthusiast buyers.
• Gift-ready — the price point and presentation make it a natural milestone or anniversary purchase rather than an everyday upgrade.

Who is THE Remington for?

This humidor is aimed at established cigar enthusiasts and collectors who already understand humidity control, seasoning, and rotation, and who want a centerpiece for a study, lounge, or office. It also makes sense for executives or hosts who entertain regularly and want a single, dignified place to present and store a working collection. Newer hobbyists testing the waters with a handful of sticks will likely find this more humidor than they need just yet.

How does THE Remington compare?

Against entry-level desktop humidors in the sub-$200 range, THE Remington is in a different conversation entirely — those smaller boxes are about getting started, while this piece is about long-term capacity and furniture-grade presentation. Compared with mid-tier cabinet humidors in the four-figure bracket, it leans further toward the showpiece end of the spectrum, where craftsmanship and brand pedigree carry as much weight as raw cigar count. Shoppers cross-shopping electric or wineador-style conversions will find this is a more traditional, hand-finished take on the same goal of stable, long-term storage.