Our handmade cigars are produced for a special kind of breed. We are not out to win over the masses, nor do we care to be a house-hold name within the industry. We do this for two reasons alone: the love of the leaf and the hatred for human trafficking. We emphasize our mission just as much, and sometimes more, than we do our cigars.
If that bothers you, well, there are plenty of other cigars out there to choose from. We are not arrogant enough to claim we offer the ābest tobacco there isā or that we are āmaster blendersā as a lot of brands seem to do. But what we do offer you is the best tobacco afforded by our resources, in which the end-result is an excellent and satisfying cigar. That we stand by.
As weāve said before, this is more than a cigar brand. This is a movement to battle the oppression of the most vulnerable. You are welcome to stand by and watch, or you are welcome to light up and fight alongside us. Weāll leave that up to you.
Whether you are a newcomer to cigars, or a seasoned smoker, we invite you to join the movement and āShop Our Collectionā.
A Personal Note from Mr. and Mrs. Chaffiot
Truth be told, offering support to anti-human trafficking efforts has been on our hearts since the movie āTakenā was released in 2008. Up until that point- we, and the rest of pop-culture, never really had a firm grasp that human trafficking was an actual reality. The film, understandably so, triggered such a visceral response in the audience that it was challenging not to walk out of the theater with a sense of shock and devastation. And for a good while, we thought the film depicted the prevailing scenario of what human trafficking typically looked like.
We were so wrong.
Fast forwarding almost a decade later while attending a conference in our hometown, we were able to hear a woman tell her story about surviving the horrors of human trafficking. This time, we left with a sobering realization. Everything we understood human trafficking to be was, for the most part, a fallacy. The brave over-comer who spoke that day was trafficked by her father since she was 3 years old. In āTakenā, the father was the hero. In this womanās story, her father was the devil.
And unfortunately, this is common.
More than 50% of all child trafficking cases are familial. These are moms and dads, aunts and uncles, brothers and sisters, nieces and nephews, who are trafficking their own family for profit. That statistic alone should make everybody set aside whatever āpriorityā they have and put all energy and focus into eliminating this very real epidemic. We left heartbroken. But we also left with a fireā¦
I remember smoking a cigar that very evening thinking about the testimony I had just heard- and something clicked.
Why do we light a cigar in the first place? It dawned on me that we smoke cigars for 3 primary reasons: meditation, congregation, and celebration.
Why not mediate, congregate, and celebrate the beautiful reality of lives being restored from modern day slavery? If slavery still exists, and it does, then why not enjoy a cigar with a new-found passion in seeing people set free?
So we choose to enjoy some of the worldās finest tobaccos in honor of those who have been through literal hell- but who have come out on the other side alive and thriving.
Thatās something to meditate on. Thatās something to congregate over. And thatās definitely a reason to celebrate.
We invite all of you to light up with us!
I was at a whiskey and cigar event and saw these guys worked with a charity trying to stop the human trafficking epidemic. Honestly I just bought a stick (maduro robusto) to support the cause but ended up really liking the cigar. Great little smoke and a good company. Cheers!
Excellent cigars produced by an excellent family! I highly recommend giving them a try. You will thank me!
Excellent cigars at reasonable price.
Excellent cigars with a very knowledgeable owner/operator who will take the time to not only know what you want in a cigar..but will take the time to know you as well. Well done.
See no evil, hear no evil, and speak no evil by @chaffiotcollectioncigars. What an interesting trio of delicious medium plus cigars. Very impressed with the complexity, burn and draw with all three of these beauties.
Took a Speak No Evil by @chaffiotcollectioncigars for a test drive on the Hulagan Euro herf this afternoon. Nice smoke 
Stopped by my local B&M @houseofleafsbygroovy earlier to pick up a stick and the owners of @chaffiotcollectioncigars were there for a promotion, and I ended up with the See No Evil, Speak No Evil, and Hear No Evil, they are super nice people and I absolutely love the fact that they donate part of the proceeds from every sale to stop human trafficking, much love and respect for what they do
Speak No Evil from @chaffiotcollectioncigars 
The coffee and spice in this cigar is beautiful
Great Mission! Great Product!
