Chesterfield Silver cigarettes

Chesterfield is one of the most historical brands in the tobacco industry, originally named after Chesterfield County, Virginia. It was established by the Drummond Tobacco Company and achieved massive popularity in the mid-20th century, notably being the first brand to add an extra layer of moisture protection to its packaging.

Today, the brand's ownership is split. Philip Morris International handles the brand globally, while Altria (parent of Philip Morris USA) manages it within the United States. The packaging shown features Arabic health warnings, indicating it is distributed in the Middle Eastern market, likely manufactured in one of Philip Morris International's regional facilities in Europe, North Africa, or Turkey. Chesterfield remains a key budget-friendly portfolio brand for Philip Morris International, utilizing a global manufacturing network to reach over 70 markets.