What Does Super Slim Mean on an ESSE Cigarette Listing?

In a Texvilo listing, “Super Slim” is a recorded format word in the product name. It describes the format of the cigarettes in the listed carton, but it is not a sale-unit label, not a strength label on its own, and not the same as hard pack or soft pack packaging. Only some ESSE records in the catalogue carry these words, so the complete product name and the SKU still decide which listing you are looking at.

What “Super Slim” describes in a listing

The Texvilo catalogue records the words “Super Slim” as part of the product name on certain ESSE records. The catalogue does not publish measured cigarette dimensions, so treat the format word as a name component that helps you identify the record, not as a specification you can measure from the page.

“Super Slim” is separate from three other details you will see on a product page:

• Sale unit – every ESSE carton record in the catalogue is sold as one carton containing 10 individual packs. The format word does not change the sale unit.
• Pack construction – hard pack and soft pack describe how the individual pack is built. That is a different attribute from the cigarette format; see the hard pack vs soft pack guide.
• Strength wording – some recorded names include a strength value such as “4mg”. The format word and any strength wording are separate name components.

Which ESSE records carry “Super Slim”

Checked on 4 August 2026, the Texvilo catalogue records five ESSE products. Two of those names include “Super Slim”:

• ESSE Lights Super Slim – 1 Carton (10 Packs) (SKU SS-303)
• ESSE Menthol (Mechanical Green) Super Slim – 1 Carton (10 Packs) (SKU SS-325)

The three ESSE Change records (Mint Ice Blast 4mg, Double Applemint Wine and Double Applemint Orange) do not use the words in their recorded names. Never assume that a listing is or is not a super-slim format from memory – read the complete name and the SKU.

ESSE records in the Texvilo catalogue (observed 4 August 2026)

Prices above are the current displayed prices on the observation date and each product page also shows a market price. Treat all price and stock values as live observations, not permanent facts, and recheck the product page on the day you order. On 4 August 2026 all five records were listed as in stock.

A four-step check before you order an ESSE carton

1. Match the complete product name, including format words such as Super Slim and any qualifier in parentheses.
2. Match the SKU to a single catalogue record.
3. Confirm the sale unit: one carton containing 10 packs, not one individual pack.
4. Recheck the live AUD price and stock state on the product page on the day you order.

If you want the full brand range, start from the ESSE category page; for the whole catalogue use the full Texvilo catalogue.

What this catalogue check does not establish

This page only records what the Texvilo catalogue shows on the check date. It does not publish measured cigarette dimensions, tar or nicotine values (except where a recorded name includes a value such as “4mg”), nor does it make claims about origin, authenticity, taste, strength, health effects or legal status. Format words help identify a record; they are not a substitute for the complete product name and SKU.

Frequently asked questions

Does “Super Slim” mean a lighter strength?

Not by itself. Strength wording appears separately in some recorded names – for example, “4mg” in one ESSE Change name. Read the complete record instead of inferring strength from the format word.

Is “Super Slim” the same as a soft pack?

No. Hard pack and soft pack describe the pack construction, while “Super Slim” is a format word in the product name. They are separate attributes, and the hard pack vs soft pack guide explains the difference.

Does every ESSE listing say “Super Slim”?

No. Of the five ESSE records observed on 4 August 2026, two carry the words in their names. Check the complete name and SKU on each listing.