Last updated: September 19, 2026

Every Marlo tin is 3D-printed to order, one layer at a time, right here in Richmond. That's what makes it yours, and it's also why a little care keeps it working the way it should.

Quick version: carry it, use it, clean it. It's built for pouches you're actively using today, not for holding onto anything long-term.

Built for Everyday Carry

Treat your tin the way you'd treat a good pocketknife or a keychain, something you carry and use often, not a cabinet you tuck things into and forget about. It's designed as an everyday-carry piece for pouches in active rotation, not as a long-term or sealed storage container.

Swap Often, Toss Fast

Once a pouch is used, pull it out and get rid of it as soon as you reasonably can instead of leaving it in with the fresh ones. The hidden compartment is there to keep things tidy between stops, not to hold spent pouches for the long haul.

Give It a Quick Rinse

Every few days, or whenever you refill, rinse the tin with warm water and a mild soap, then let it air dry fully before you close it back up. Hand wash only, no dishwasher. A quick regular rinse does more for your tin than an occasional deep clean.

The Fine Print

Your tin is printed in PETG, a durable material widely used in food-adjacent and consumer goods. Like anything built through 3D printing, the interior carries the natural texture of the print process itself, layer by layer, which is part of what makes each tin one of one. That same texture is why we built the guidance above: use it, clean it, and don't let contents sit in it long-term.

By using your tin, you agree to the care guidelines above along with our Terms of Service.

Questions about your tin? Reach out any time at support@marlotins.com.