The current Ezoryx Dunhill catalogue contains two separate published records: Dunhill Blue 6mg Cigarettes and Dunhill Red 6mg Cigarettes. Each has its own SKU and product page, while both use the same recorded sale unit of one carton containing 10 packs. This guide maps those records so readers can identify the correct page without treating colour, a shortened name or a search phrase as sufficient evidence.
Adults 18+ only. Nicotine is addictive. Smoking is a serious health risk. This article provides neutral catalogue information and does not recommend tobacco use or make health, sensory or relative-risk claims.
The current Dunhill catalogue at a glance
This guide reflects the live Ezoryx catalogue checked on 3 August 2026. It is a directory-level explanation, not a replacement for either product record. The individual product pages remain the source for the current listing details and product image.
| Ezoryx record | SKU | Recorded sale unit | Page to verify |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dunhill Blue 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs) | SS-386 | 1 carton (10 packs) | Open the Dunhill Blue record |
| Dunhill Red 6mg Cigarettes – 1 Carton (10 Packs) | SS-372 | 1 carton (10 packs) | Open the Dunhill Red record |
What makes the two records separate
The stable distinction is the combination of complete product name, SKU and canonical product URL. The Blue entry is recorded as SKU SS-386. The Red entry is recorded as SKU SS-372. These identifiers should be kept together when comparing a catalogue page with an order note, saved link or support message.
The words Blue and Red are part of the recorded names, but colour alone is not a reliable identifier. A crop, thumbnail or screen setting can remove context. The SKU supplies a second check that does not depend on visual interpretation. For a focused side-by-side treatment, see the existing Dunhill Blue 6mg vs Dunhill Red 6mg catalogue comparison.
How to read a Dunhill listing accurately
Start with the complete recorded name
Read beyond the brand name. A note that says only “Dunhill” does not identify which of the two Ezoryx records is intended. Keep the variant wording and the recorded sale unit with the brand. This avoids reducing two distinct catalogue entries to one ambiguous label.
Match the SKU on the same page
After checking the name, confirm the SKU on the product record. SS-386 belongs to the Blue record and SS-372 belongs to the Red record. Do not transfer a SKU from one page to the other because the brand and much of the naming structure look similar. The site’s two-pass product name and SKU check provides a reusable method for this task.
Separate the pictured pack from the recorded sale unit
A catalogue image can help identify a record, but it does not necessarily show every unit included in the listing. Both live Dunhill records state a sale unit of one carton containing 10 packs. Use the written product record to verify that field rather than estimating quantity from a single product photograph.
Where the records sit in the catalogue
Both entries are grouped under the Dunhill product category. The category is useful for seeing the currently published Dunhill set, but each product URL remains the more precise destination for a particular SKU. This creates a simple route: use the category to discover the set, use this guide to understand its record structure, and use the exact product page to verify one item.
A practical verification checklist
- Open the clean Ezoryx product URL rather than relying on a search snippet or screenshot.
- Read the full product name, including the Blue or Red record wording.
- Match SS-386 only with the Blue record and SS-372 only with the Red record.
- Confirm the written sale unit on the product page.
- Use the product page itself for any field that can change after this guide’s check date.
- Keep the direct product URL with any copied name and SKU.
Common catalogue-reading mistakes
The main mistake is treating a broad brand phrase as a complete identifier. Another is assuming that two records with the same brand and sale-unit wording are interchangeable. A third is using an image as proof of fields that are not visible in the photograph. The record-led method avoids these problems by requiring agreement between the exact name, SKU and canonical page.
For adults aged 18 or older only. This article documents current Ezoryx catalogue records and does not make health, authenticity, price, stock, delivery, legal, import or tax claims.