Neon Shinjuku
Tokyo
Holographic mylar. Around 30%. Eighths and a five-pack.
Products✦Flower · pre-rolls · smalls
One map,every color.
Every format wears the same century-old survey map of Los Angeles. The tube changes color with the strain: black and gold for the house cuts, teal, oxblood, silver and more as the menu moves. You can tell what's inside before you read the label.
01 Formats
What's on the shelf.
02 Signature bags
Five strains get their own art.
Tokyo, F1, Mona Lisa, The Liz and Sinaloa each ship in a bag designed for that cut alone. The same flower as the tube, in a bag you keep.
The Monaco hairpin
F1
The fastest seller on the shelf. Eighths, smalls, five-pack.
Gilded frame
Mona Lisa
The most photographed bag in the lineup. Eighths and five-pack.
Squintz × Foreign × Westside Gunn
The Liz
Isaac Pelayo's Elizabeth Taylor, die-cut. Eighths and five-pack.
Pheno #6
Sinaloa
Cream mylar, red script, the eagle. Eighths and smalls.
03 Colorways
The tube tells you the strain.
Black and gold is the house. Teal, oxblood, silver and the rest rotate with the menu, so a regular can spot a new drop from across the room. The map never changes.
04 The map
A century-old survey, foiled in gold.
San Fernando to Santa Monica, Hollywood to the harbor. The pattern on every tube is an early-1900s map of the City of Los Angeles and its additions, the neighborhoods we grew up in.
“The tube changes color with the strain. The city never leaves.”
House rule
