When David Goldberg started smoking pot 15 years ago, he stored his stash in a plastic sandwich bag that was transparent. He didn’t care about quality or discretion, because he was a student. But now that Goldberg is 32 years old and married, his tastes have changed.

“I prefer something a little more sophisticated,” said Goldberg, a former lawyer and MBA graduate. “I am a regular cannabis user, but I don’t want to walk into a head shop in Manhattan’s West Village that targets the stoner hippy. I’m looking for luxury cannabis accessories that are stylish, more mainstream and professional that I can display in my home.”

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