KR200485423Y1 - Sticker member for cigarette pack - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a cigarette packet sticker member that allows a user to mask the cigarette pack warning signs and warning phrases marked on the front and back sides of a cigarette package at a time accurately and at least partially from the top surface of the cigarette packet and the top surface of the cigarette packet, An adhesive material formed on the back surface of the cigarette value sticker, and an attachment position guiding portion which is opened by a user to protect the adhesive material and guides the top surface of the cigarette packet to the back surface of the cigarette packet sticker, And a release paper.

Description

{STICKER MEMBER FOR CIGARETTE PACK}

The present invention relates to a cigarette pack sticker member, and more particularly, to a cigarette pack holder member that allows a user to cover the cigarette pack warning sign and warning cigarettes exactly on the front and back sides of the cigarette pack at a time.

The cigarette pack smoking warning picture is intended to accurately convey to consumers the harmfulness of smoking. Since it was first introduced in Canada in 2001, it is being implemented in 101 countries around the world, including 28 EU countries, and is the leading smoking cessation policy recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO). In Korea, a warning picture has become compulsory for the cigarette packs produced and sold since December 23, 2016.

According to the revised National Health Promotion Act, the smoking warning picture should be on the top of the pack. In addition, the smoking warning statement should be within 2 mm from the top of the cigarette packet together with the smoking warning picture as shown in Fig. Smoking warnings should be displayed in Gothic style and should be contrasted with background color and complementary color. The smoking warning picture must exceed 30% of the area of the front and back sides, and should include more than half of each area when including the warning text. According to the amendment, smoking warning signs and warning signs can not be applied to areas other than warning.

However, cigarette consumers want to be able to choose at least one of the following: Korean Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 10-2016-0142263 (hereinafter referred to as "Prior Art 1") discloses a cigarette pack case for containing a cigarette packet and covering a smoking warning picture displayed on the cigarette packet. The cigarette pack case according to the prior art 1 is implemented in such a way as to store the cigarette packs and can be lost at any time. Also, even if smoking is not performed, the cigarette pack may be released from the cigarette pack case and the smoking warning picture may be exposed.

US Patent Application Publication No. 2015-0216229 (hereinafter referred to as "Prior Art 2") discloses a sleeve covering a smoking warning picture of a cigarette packet. The sleeve according to the preceding document 2 may also be lost at any time. Also, even if smoking is not performed, the cigarette pack may be released from the cigarette pack case and the smoking warning picture may be exposed.

The present invention provides a cigarette packet sticker member that is free from exposure of a smoking warning picture displayed on a cigarette packet.

The present invention also provides a cigarette pack sticker member that allows the user to cover the cigarette warning pictograms and warning phrases marked on the front and back of the cigarette pack at a time without a mistake.

To achieve the above object, a cigarette pack sticker according to the present invention includes a rectangular cigarette pack sticker that can be attached so as to cover at least a part and an upper face of the front and back faces of the cigarette pack to cover a warning picture and a warning phrase of the pack, A cigarette packet sticker member comprising an adhesive material applied to the back surface of a cigarette packet sticker and a release sheet joined to the cigarette packet sticker by the adhesive material,
And an attachment position guiding part for guiding the upper surface of the cigarette packet to a predetermined attachment position on the back surface of the cigarette packet sticker when the cigarette packet is attached to the cigarette packet sticker,
The attachment position guiding part is constituted by a pair of cut-out parts spaced apart from each other by a distance corresponding to the longitudinal width of the upper surface of the cigarette packet for guiding the release paper to divide and open,
Wherein the pair of cut-outs open the peeled-off portion therebetween and insert the upper surface of the cigarette packet between the pair of cut-out portions so that the upper surface of the cigarette packet is attached so that the upper surface of the cigarette packet is correctly attached to the predetermined attachment position at one time Guiding to the predetermined attachment position,
And the remaining portion of the cigarette packet sticker is attachable to the front and back surfaces of the cigarette packet so that the remaining portion of the cigarette packet sticker does not deviate from the width of the cigarette packet when the top surface of the cigarette packet is attached to the predetermined attaching position.

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In addition, when the cigarette packet sticker is attached to the cigarette packet sticker, the width of the release paper is matched with the width of the upper surface of the cigarette packet so that the width of the release paper does not exceed the width of the cigarette packet, The width of the release paper is formed to be equal to the width in the transverse direction of the upper surface of the cigarette packet for use as a scale for attaching the cigarette packet sticker to the upper surface of the cigarette packet.

Further, in order to attach the remaining portion of the cigarette packet sticker to the front surface and the rear surface of the cigarette packet when the top surface of the cigarette packet is attached to the attachment position guiding portion between the pair of cut portions, Is formed at the center in the longitudinal direction of the release paper.

Further, the cigarette packet sticker is characterized in that a puncturing portion for guiding the cut line is formed on the cigarette packet sticker so that the user can easily cut the cigarette packet sticker.

In addition, the cigarette packet is in the form of a soft pack, and the perforation portion is formed to correspond to the opening line of the vinyl package of the cigarette packet, so that when the vinyl package is opened, Wherein the warning picture and the warning phrase of the cigarette pack are covered by the cigarette pack sticker.

According to the above configuration, the cigarette packet sticker member according to the present invention has the following effects.

First, the cigarette packet sticker is configured to have a rectangular shape that covers the top surface of the cigarette packet and the top surface of the cigarette packet to at least a part of the area of the front surface and the back surface area, thereby permanently covering the cigarette warning pictograms and warning phrases .

Second, since the attachment position guide portion for guiding the top surface of the cigarette packet sticker to the attachment position of the cigarette packet sticker is formed at the center of the release paper, the user can easily attach the cigarette packet sticker . In addition, the cigarette packet sticker is symmetrical with respect to the attachment position of the release paper, so that the smoker can eliminate the troubles of attaching the front face and the back face of the cigarette packet separately.

Third, the release width of the cigarette packet sticker member is longer than the width of the cigarette packet sticker and is equal to or longer than the width of the top surface of the cigarette packet seal, so that the user can attach the upper surface of the cigarette packet seal to the sticker have.

Fourth, a perforated portion for guiding the cut portion of the cigarette packet sticker for the user, a cigarette packet sticker portion covering the lid portion of the cigarette packet and the front portion of the cigarette packet contacting the body portion, a cigarette packet sticker portion covering the opening line of the plastic package of the cigarette packet, By being formed in any one of the cigarette pack seal parts covering the opened package, the user can use the packaged cigarette sticker member according to the hard pack pack and the soft pack pack.

1 shows a front view of a cigarette packet sticker member according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 2 is an example showing the back side of the release paper to which the cigarette packet sticker of Fig. 1 is attached.
Fig. 3 shows the front side of the cigarette packet sticker member according to the second embodiment of the present invention. Fig.
4 is an example showing the back side of the release paper with the cigarette packet sticker of Fig.
Fig. 5 shows an example of the use of peeling of a cigarette packet sticker member according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 6 shows an example of the use of peeling the cigarette packet sticker member according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
7 shows a front view of a cigarette packet sticker member according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 8 shows a perforation formed on a cigarette packet sticker.
9 and 10 show an embodiment in which the same perforations are formed at different positions.
Figure 11 shows an embodiment in which a plurality of straight perforations are elongated in a straight line.
Figure 12 shows an embodiment in which a plurality of circular perforations are elongated in a straight line.
Figure 13 shows an embodiment in which a plurality of linear perforations are formed near the horizontal axis.
Fig. 14 shows an embodiment in which a plurality of zigzag-like perforated portions are formed.
FIG. 15 illustrates an embodiment in which a '-shaped perforated portion is formed.
16 is a conventional hard pack smoking bag.
17 is a conventional soft pack smoking bag.
18 shows the cigarette packet plastic package of Fig. 17 removed.
19 to 24 illustrate a process of attaching a sticker to a cigarette packet.
Fig. 25 shows a state in which the release paper is completely removed.
26 shows a process of bonding the remaining adhesive portion of the user's sticker to the cigarette pack.
FIGS. 27 to 32 illustrate a process of opening a hard pack packed with a sticker.
33 to 38 illustrate a process of opening a soft pack cigarette packet with a sticker attached thereto.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The above and other objects, features and advantages of the present invention will be more apparent from the following detailed description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which: FIG.

The cigarette packet sticker member according to the first embodiment of the present invention includes a cigarette packet sticker 100 and a release paper 102 as shown in Fig. The cigarette packet sticker 100 is implemented in a rectangular shape that can cover the smoking warning picture and the warning text on the front face from the upper face of the cigarette packet and the upper face of the cigarette packet. Typically, a cigarette maker or a cigarette sales company inserts a company advertisement in a cigarette price to enhance the sales performance by planting an advertisement image to a smoker. Smoking warning pictures and warning phrases are inserted into cigarette prices along with tobacco company advertisements. By law, smoking warning pictures and warning phrases require at least 30% of the total area of the cigarette pack front.

If the cigarette pack sticker (100) is less than 30% of the front and back surface area from the top surface of the cigarette pack, the smoking warning picture may not be completely covered. On the other hand, if the cigarette pack sticker 100 exceeds 80% of the area of the front and back surfaces from the top surface of the cigarette pack, there may be a portion unnecessarily covering the area other than the smoking warning picture and the warning text. Therefore, it is commercially advantageous that the cigarette pack sticker according to the present invention is implemented to have a rectangular shape covering 30% or more and 80% or less of the area of the front surface and the back surface from the top surface of the cigarette packet.

On the back side of the cigarette packet sticker 100 is an adhesive material, and a release paper 102 is used to protect the adhesive material. The width of the release paper 102 may be greater than the width of the cigarette packet sticker and equal to the width of the top surface of the cigarette packet. Accordingly, when the cigarette pack sticker 100 is attached to the upper face of the cigarette pack, and the front and rear faces of the pack, the cigarette pack does not protrude to the side of the pack.

The release paper 102 is formed at the center of the attachment position guide portion for guiding the top surface of the cigarette packet to the attachment position of the cigarette packet sticker 100. The release paper 102 has an upper portion extending from the central portion to one end to protect the adhesive material of the cigarette packet sticker attached to the front surface of the cigarette package, a lower portion extending from the center portion to the other end, .

 2, the attachment position guiding portion formed at the center of the release paper 102 includes a plurality of dashed line portions 200 and a cut-out portion 202. As shown in Fig. The cutout 202 guides the release paper 102 so that it can be split into two. The plurality of dotted line portions 200 are regions punctured in a dotted line shape, and allow the release paper 102 divided by the cutout portion 202 to be folded. The cutouts 202 may be formed in the center of the release paper 102 and the plurality of dotted lines 200 may be formed at a predetermined distance with respect to the cutouts 202.

In one example, the distance between the plurality of dotted line portions 200 is implemented as a distance corresponding to the width of the top surface of the pack. Thus, the user can open the top of the cigarette packet on the back side of the cigarette pack sticker area along the folded release paper after being opened by the cut-out portion 202.

As another example, the distance between the plurality of dotted line portions 200 can be made longer than the width of the top surface of the cigarette packet. Even in this case, the user can open the top of the cigarette packet on the back side of the cigarette packet sticker area along the folded release paper after being opened by the incision 202. That is, the cigarette pack sticker member of the present invention can be applied to both a hard pack soft pack and a soft pack cigarette pack.

The cigarette packet sticker member according to the second embodiment of the present invention includes a cigarette pack sticker 300 and a release paper 302 as shown in Fig. The cigarette packet sticker 300 is implemented in a rectangular shape that can obscure the smoking warning picture and the warning text on the front face from the upper face of the cigarette packet and the upper face of the cigarette packet. Smoking warning pictures and warning phrases are inserted into cigarette prices with advertisements of tobacco companies. By law, smoking warning pictures and warning phrases require at least 30% of the total area of the cigarette pack front.

If the cigarette pack sticker 300 is less than 30% of the front and back surface area from the top surface of the cigarette pack, the smoking warning picture may not be completely covered. On the other hand, when the cigarette pack sticker 300 exceeds 80% of the front and back surface areas from the top surface of the cigarette pack, unnecessary covering parts other than the smoking warning picture and warning phrases may occur. Therefore, it is commercially advantageous that the cigarette pack sticker according to the present invention is implemented to have a rectangular shape covering 30% or more and 80% or less of the area of the front surface and the back surface from the top surface of the cigarette packet.

On the back side of the cigarette packet sticker 300 is a sticky material, and a release paper 302 is used to protect the sticky material. The width of the release paper 302 may be greater than the width of the cigarette packet sticker and equal to the width of the top surface of the cigarette packet.

The release paper 302 to which the cigarette packet sticker 300 is attached is formed at the center of the attachment position guiding portion for guiding the top surface of the cigarette packet to the adhesive material. As shown in Fig. 4, the attachment position guiding portion may include a plurality of cut-out portions 400 and 402. Fig. The plurality of two incisions 400 and 402 guides the release paper 302 to be divided into three parts.

In one example, the distance between the plurality of incisions 400, 402 is implemented at a distance corresponding to the width of the top surface of the pack. Accordingly, the user can remove the release paper between the cuts 400 and 402 to open the release paper, and then accurately attach the top surface of the cigarette packet to the back surface of the cigarette packet sticker area.

As another example, the distance between the plurality of incisions 400, 402 may be greater than the width of the top surface of the pack. Even in this case, the user can remove the release paper between the cuts 400 and 402 to open the release paper, and then accurately attach the top surface of the cigarette packet to the back surface of the cigarette packet sticker area.

Fig. 5 shows an embodiment of the use of peeling of the cigarette packet sticker member according to the present invention. As shown in Fig. 5, a release paper 500 to which a cigarette packet sticker 502 is attached is divided into two parts by an incision part, and is folded at a plurality of dotted parts. The folded peeled-off portions at the plurality of dot-line portions serve to guide the cigarette packet.

Fig. 6 shows an embodiment in which the release of the cigarette packet sticker member according to the present invention is used. 6, a release paper 600 to which a cigarette packet sticker 602 is attached is divided into three portions by a plurality of cut-out portions, which are separated by a user from a plurality of cut- Is removed first.

As shown in FIG. 7, the cigarette lighter sticker member according to the third embodiment of the present invention has a perforation 700 formed symmetrically on the left and right sides of the bottom portion of the cigarette packer sticker, . The portion of the cigarette packet seal where the perforation 700 is formed is torn to allow the user to expose the lid portion formed on the cigarette packet. When the cigarette lid lid is exposed, the user can open the pack.

The important point here is that the top left and right seals of the sticker are horizontally in the same position and the bottom left and right seals of the sticker are in the same horizontal position. For example, if you draw the horizon at the center of the upper left corner of the sticker, you pass the center of the upper right corner of the sticker.

Fig. 8 shows a perforation formed on a cigarette packet sticker. The perforations may be formed in a plurality of lines, such as 800. The perforations may be formed in a plurality of corrugations like the reference numeral 802. The perforations may be formed in a plurality of circular shapes as shown by reference numeral 804. The perforations may be formed in alphabetical " X "

9 and 10 show an embodiment in which the same perforations are formed at different positions. 9 and 10 illustrate that a plurality of perforations are formed on the upper and lower sides. 9, two perforations are formed in the upper and lower portions near the vertical axis, and a perforated portion is formed in the upper and lower portions, respectively, in the case of FIG.

Figure 11 shows an embodiment in which a plurality of straight perforations are elongated in a straight line. Figure 12 shows an embodiment in which a plurality of circular perforations are elongated in a straight line. 11 and 12, a printed perforated line can be substituted. In Figs. 9, 10, 11 and 12, the perforations are symmetrical about a horizontal axis.

13 shows an embodiment in which a plurality of linear perforations 1300 are formed close to the horizontal axis. Fig. 14 shows an embodiment in which a plurality of zigzag-like perforations 1400 are formed. FIG. 15 shows an embodiment in which a '-shaped perforation 1500 is formed. In Fig. 14, the perforation 1400 of the sticker forms a zigzag shape, and this portion can be easily cut. In FIG. 15, the portion of the sticker 1500 that is the same as the 'di' (c) 'and the letter' c 'can be easily peeled off.

Cigarette packs are divided into hard packs and soft packs. In general, cigarette packs contain 20 cigarettes, but depending on the tobacco company, there may be 10, 20, 40, etc., and the size of the hard pack and soft pack will change accordingly. Also, the thickness of the 'slim type' cigarette packet may be thinner and longer than the thickness of a conventional one. In the present invention, a heart pack is regarded as a cigarette pack with a lid and a body regardless of its size, and the soft pack is regarded as covering the upper part of the cigarette pack with a simple wrapping paper regardless of its size. Both hard packs and soft packs are packed in thin vinyl. Both types of smokers remove some of the vinyl packaging, but the top of the cigarette pack is always removed.

16, a conventional hard pack cigarette packet includes a lid portion 1600 and a body portion 1602, and the reference numerals 1604 and 1606 shown in a rectilinear shape correspond to the lid portion 1600 and the body portion 1602 ). Reference numeral 1604 denotes a side frame, 1606 denotes a front edge, and 1608 denotes a top surface. There is a smoke warning picture (1610) on the front of the cigarette pack and it is also displayed on the back of the cigarette pack (not shown). Smoking warning As shown in picture (1610), the smoking warning text (1612) is displayed on the front and back of the smoking cigarette box and is displayed under the smoking warning picture (1610).

As shown in FIG. 17, the conventional soft pack cigarette packet is in a state of being vinyl-wrapped at the time of sale, and the smoker can pull the portion indicated on the release cuff 1700 to remove the upper plastic package. The soft pack cigarette packet has no lid and the smoker must tear the top surface 1800 as shown in Figure 18 to open the pack. There is a smoke warning picture (1802) on the front of the cigarette pack and it is also displayed on the back of the cigarette pack (not shown). Smoking warning As shown in the picture, there are smoking warning text (1804) on the front and back of the smoking cigarette box and it is displayed below the smoking warning picture (1802).

19 to 24 illustrate a process of attaching a sticker to a cigarette packet. The work of attaching the sticker is the same for both hard pack and soft pack. In the following description, in the case of a hard pack, the plastic package on the upper part of the cigarette packet is considered to be removed, and in the case of a soft pack, both the case where the plastic package is removed and the case where the plastic package is not removed are considered.

Figs. 19 to 21 show a process of attaching a cigarette packet to a sticker attached to a peeled paper sheet having a plurality of dotted lines and a cutout. In Fig. 19, the release paper 1900 is placed face up, and the release paper 1900 is folded in two. As shown in FIG. 20, the sticker 2000 is designed so that the width of the release paper and the top surface width of the cigarette packet coincide with each other, so that the smoker can use the folded portion and the width of the release paper 1900 as a 'scale'. In addition, since the length of the top surface of the cigarette packet is equal to the length of the portion where the sticker bonding portion is visible, it is possible for the smoker to hold the cigarette packet upside down and stick it exactly to the sticker bonding portion. After the smoker sticks the cigarette packet to the sticker, the peeling paper 2100 is peeled off as shown in Fig.

22 to 24 show the process of attaching a cigarette packet to a sticker attached to a release paper on which a plurality of incisions are formed. As shown in Fig. 22, the smoker removes the middle portion of the release paper 2200 with the release paper 2200 of the sticker facing upward. The sticker 2300 is designed to match the width of the release paper and the width of the cigarette packet so that the smoker can use the removed portion and width of the release paper as a 'scale'. Also, the length of the cigarette packet is the same as the length of the portion where the sticky adhesive is visible. It is possible for the smoker to put the cigarette packet upside down and stick it exactly to the sticker adhesive portion. After the smoker attaches the cigarette packet to the sticker, the release paper 2400 is detached as shown in Fig. 24.

Fig. 25 shows a state in which the release paper is completely removed from the sticker. 26 shows a process of bonding the remaining adhesive portion of the user's sticker to the cigarette pack. The upper surface of the cigarette pack is completely bonded to the adhesive portion of the sticker, and then the remaining adhesive portion of the sticker is attached to the front surface and the back surface of the cigarette packet as shown in Fig. The stickers are adhered to the front and back sides of the cigarette packet with the same area.

The process of attaching a hard pack or soft pack cigarette packet to both types of stickers is the same. But the way to open the pack is different. FIGS. 27 to 32 illustrate a process of opening the hard pack cigarette pack with a sticker, and FIGS. 33 to 38 illustrate a process of opening the soft pack pack with a sticker.

First, FIG. 27 shows a state in which the sticker is completely adhered to the hard pack (as described above, it is assumed that the upper portion of the cigarette packet plastic package has been removed in the hard pack). Reference numeral 2700 denotes a portion where a plurality of perforations are formed on a date, covering the top of the front frame. The smokers can stick the sticker to the cigarette packet without consideration of the front and back of the sticker since the multiple punctured portions on the date are in the same horizontal position and symmetrical with respect to the horizontal axis.

Fig. 28 shows that a sticker is attached to a round-shaped cigarette packet without an angle. 28, since the width of the sticker is smaller than the peel width, the sticker can be easily adhered to the round-shaped cigarette box.

FIG. 29 shows a state in which a smoker cuts a part of a plurality of perforated lines with his or her fingernail and abuts against a front edge (a punctured part). Here, it is assumed that the smoker cuts from the left incisal part to the right incisal part. As can be seen from FIG. 29, if the sticker is made of a vinyl material (vinyl material), it is not cut well, and thus a perforated part is required. 30 shows that the smoker opened the lid after cutting the sticker at the front edge portion with the nail.

Figs. 31 and 32 show the front and rear views of the stickers adhered to each other. As shown in FIG. 32, the sticker completely covers the smoking warning picture and warning text, and the lid can be opened without any abnormality.

Fig. 33 shows a state after the sticker is completely adhered to the soft pack. It is assumed here that the smoker did not remove the plastic wrap. It is also assumed that the sticker of Fig. 13 is used. Reference numeral 3300 denotes a perforation covering directly above the opening line of the plastic package. Smokers can attach the sticker to the cigarette packet without considering the front and back of the sticker because the perforated parts are in the same horizontal position and symmetrical about the horizontal axis. FIG. 34 shows a state after the vinyl package is removed by using a tear bar, and a part of the sticker and the plastic package are removed.

35 shows a state after the sticker is fully adhered to the soft pack. It is assumed here that the smoker has removed the plastic wrap. It is also assumed that the sticker of Fig. 14 is used. Reference numeral 3500 denotes a plurality of zigzag-like perforations covering the top of the top opening package of the cigarette pack. The smoker removes some of this part with a fingernail and then removes the open package on the top side of the pack. 36 shows the smoker removing the opened package.

Fig. 37 shows a state after the sticker is fully adhered to the soft pack. It is assumed here that the smoker has removed the plastic wrap. It is also assumed that the sticker of Fig. 15 is used. Reference numeral 3700 shows a part of the sticker which covers a part of the upper surface of the smoker. As shown in FIG. 15, since the 'ㄷ' lettering is inserted in the center of the sticker, the puncturing part can be easily removed (the part of the puncturing part is covered with the opening package correctly). Fig. 38 shows the smoker removing the opened package.

While the present invention has been described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it will be understood by those of ordinary skill in the art that various changes and modifications may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention, It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims. Accordingly, the true scope of technical protection of the present invention should be determined only by the appended claims.

100, 300, 502, 602: Cigarette pack sticker
102, 302, 500, 600, 1900, 2100, 2200, 2400:
200:
202, 400, 402:
700, 800, 802, 804, 806, 1300, 1400, 1500:
702: center line
1600:
1602:
1604: Side Border
1606: Front Border
1608, 1800: top surface
1610, 1802: Smoking warning picture
1612, 1804: Smoking warning phrase
1700: Opening line

Claims (5)

A rectangular cigarette packet sticker that is attachable to cover at least a portion and an upper surface of the front and back surfaces of the cigarette packet to cover a warning picture and a warning text of the cigarette packet and an adhesive material applied to the back surface of the cigarette packet sticker, A cigarette packet sticker member comprising a release paper combined with a sticker,
And an attachment position guiding part for guiding the upper surface of the cigarette packet to a predetermined attachment position on the back surface of the cigarette packet sticker when the cigarette packet is attached to the cigarette packet sticker,
The attachment position guiding part is constituted by a pair of cut-out parts spaced apart from each other by a distance corresponding to the longitudinal width of the upper surface of the cigarette packet for guiding the release paper to divide and open,
Wherein the pair of cut-outs open the peeled-off portion therebetween and insert the upper surface of the cigarette packet between the pair of cut-out portions so that the upper surface of the cigarette packet is attached so that the upper surface of the cigarette packet is correctly attached to the predetermined attachment position at one time Guiding to the predetermined attachment position,
Wherein when the top surface of the cigarette packet is attached to the predetermined attachment location, the remaining portion of the cigarette packet sticker is attachable to the front and back surfaces of the cigarette packet so as not to deviate from the width of the cigarette packet. The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the width of the release paper when the cigarette packet sticker is attached to the cigarette packet sticker is matched with the width of the top surface of the cigarette packet so that the width of the release paper does not exceed the width of the cigarette packet, Characterized in that the width of the release paper is formed to be equal to the width in the transverse direction of the upper surface of the cigarette packet to be used as a scale for attaching to the upper surface of the cigarette packet. The method of claim 2,
In order to allow the remaining portion of the cigarette packet sticker to adhere to the front and rear surfaces of the cigarette packet when the top surface of the cigarette packet is attached to the attachment position guide portion between the pair of cut portions, And is formed at the center in the longitudinal direction of the release paper. The method of claim 3,
Wherein the cigarette packet sticker is formed with a perforated portion for guiding the cutting line so that the user can easily cut the cigarette packet sticker. The method of claim 4,
Wherein the cigarette pack is in the form of a soft pack and the perforations are formed to correspond to the opening line of the plastic package of the cigarette packet so that the sticker can be easily cut by the perforation when the plastic package is opened, Wherein the warning picture and the warning phrase are covered by the cigarette packet sticker.

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