About OCB

The company’s natural process of creating rolling papers originated just outside Ergue-Gaberic, France. The cool waters of the River Odet powered the mill starting in 1822 and also served as one of the first ingredients.

For almost 100 years, letter, cotton, and muslin paper were the company’s specialty, but in 1917 that all went up in smoke. As rolling tobacco became the trend, the company bought the Cascadec paper mill and started crafting the finest rolling papers in the world. OCB knew its craft and its passion, so it finally stamped its name on it in 1918. Over the next 100 years, OCB—USA came to represent the company’s very best.

Hemp Rolling Paper

Since the beginning, textile fibers have been OCB’s go-to, but in 2009 experienced a breakthrough when it introduced the first all-natural rolling paper made of organic hemp grown in France which was a sensation.

Wood Pulp Rolling Paper

Virgin is a paper made of sustainable wood fibers. First introduced in 2019, this ultra-thin paper (unbleached) was more eco-friendly and provided a more enjoyable way to roll.

Bamboo Rolling Paper

As one of the most sustainable resources on the planet, bamboo was the perfect paper ingredient. So, OCB rolled out the first and only slow-burning, ultra-thin bamboo rolling paper in 2020.

Rice Rolling Paper

OCB's latest rolling papers are crafted from ethically sourced, responsibly harvested brown rice fibers from France’s Camargue river delta. 

Rolling Paper Sizes

In terms of sizes, OCB offers 1-1/4 , slim, and single wide. For those who just can’t roll, no rolling is required with OCB cones. Also, the original OCB Classic Rollers are compact and lightweight for a reliably perfect roll every time.