Pipes for women?
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It would also depend on their height and appearance. Bigger pipes tend to look better on bigger people. ANd some pipes just look good on some people
It would also depend on their height and appearance. Bigger pipes tend to look better on bigger people. ANd some pipes just look good on some people
I think the churchwardens have an elegant shape women might like? They are not so portable due to their long stems. Or you might look at Stanwell feather weights.
http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/new/stanwell/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=84412
These black and white savinelli's are good looking.
http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/new/savinelli/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=51203
http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/new/stanwell/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=84412
These black and white savinelli's are good looking.
http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/new/savinelli/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=51203
Hey Mikesgirl, I actually had one of my pipes purchased from a wonderful female forum member here, and I was asked to "feminize" it. It was pleasure doing so, and it seemed that she was extremely happy with the end result. I guess it is all up to the personal choice of either male or female as to what catches their eye the most. What exactly do you look for when looking for pipes?
Thanks guys...good tips! Briarbird, you wouldn't happen to have a pic of the "feminized" pipe you made would you? I have never bought one for myself, so not sure really. I like smaller, unique designs, and eye-catching stems 
I just saw one of your pipes on another thread, and you do a really great job!!
I just saw one of your pipes on another thread, and you do a really great job!!
Smoke anything you think looks cool and smells/tastes good. Even Latakia. English tobaccos smell great to me! Except a pipoo. For God's sake, don't ever do that! :rofl:
One trait I love in women is when they know what they want and go for it. Find something you like and enjoy it
That being said, I can see something like this being stereotypical (small, pretty, curvy, etc) of what a woman might like while not being "feminine" (AKA: I'd smoke that in a heartbeat).
That being said, I can see something like this being stereotypical (small, pretty, curvy, etc) of what a woman might like while not being "feminine" (AKA: I'd smoke that in a heartbeat).
Whatever you do, stay clear of the pipoo. You can't fill it, you can't smoke it and the tobacco that comes with it is foul. Tried to give mine away, found no takers so they went in the bin. I do remember about ten years ago Butz (I think, or one of the other members of the Saint-Claude mob) made a series of pipes especially designed for women. Small bowls, thin stems, gaudy colors and even a touch of glitter.
I would think women, (much like men) pick pipes just like any other mate. If it is pleasing to the senses and it makes you smile, if you long for it when your away from it, then well, its a match and worth taking care of and enjoying as long as possible.
Damn, I need to start a tobacco/alcohol greeting card company.
Damn, I need to start a tobacco/alcohol greeting card company.
If you are just getting into pipe smoking and have a small amount
of pipes in your rotation a Meer or a Custom Cob ;-) are right on the money, both
smoke cool/dry and don't have to really be rested
of pipes in your rotation a Meer or a Custom Cob ;-) are right on the money, both
smoke cool/dry and don't have to really be rested
Smoke what you enjoy, enjoy what you smoke. I know a lady who LIKES "The Pipe". Her rack has Pete bents, straight apples, ...
Smoke what you enjoy, enjoy what you smoke. Louise of Hermit has one of the premier collections of Group 1 and 2 Dunhills.
Smoke what you enjoy, enjoy what you smoke. Sally Drees Gottliebson, the Pipe Tart, has a fairly extensive collection of freehands ... of course, she is following Lee Erck's advice as a merchant ... market the stuff you sell.
Smoke in peace
Smoke what you enjoy, enjoy what you smoke. Louise of Hermit has one of the premier collections of Group 1 and 2 Dunhills.
Smoke what you enjoy, enjoy what you smoke. Sally Drees Gottliebson, the Pipe Tart, has a fairly extensive collection of freehands ... of course, she is following Lee Erck's advice as a merchant ... market the stuff you sell.
Smoke in peace
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