Travel Bag from Louis Vuitton, 2010s

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An exceptional louis vuitton travel bag crafted from the house's iconic monogram canvas, with natural calfskin leather trim and leather … Read more An exceptional louis vuitton travel bag crafted from the house's iconic monogram canvas, with natural calfskin leather trim and leather handles. Designed with a structured yet supple silhouette, this piece combines timeless elegance with generous capacity, making it an ideal travel or storage accessory. The bag features two top handles, a full-length double zip closure, reinforced leather edges, and classic brass hardware. The interior offers ample space for travel essentials. This large size is no longer available in louis vuitton stores. It is a true collector's item and includes its serial number. The exterior and brown interior are in excellent condition. The zipper functions perfectly and operates smoothly. The corners show no signs of wear or damage. The canvas remains strong and clean with a well-defined monogram. The leather shows virtually no patina. The handles and trim are structurally perfect. Inside, there are no odors or stains; the interior is perfectly clean. It comes with its flat pouch and an embossed louis vuitton serial number. There are two ways to carry it. It can be used with the top folded down or not, to save interior space. This bag then becomes even more spacious inside. Dimensions: h 35 cm x w 50 cm x d 30 cm. Its size is perfect for travel, as its dimensions meet the carry-on luggage requirements for airplanes. Furthermore, this magnificent bag will be equally elegant whether carried by a woman or a man.
designer: louis vuitton
brand: louis vuitton
dimensions: height: 35 cm (13.78 in) width: 45 cm (17.72 in) length: 50 cm (19.69 in)
place of origin: france
period: 21st century
condition: good condition - wear consistent with age and use. This piece has an attribution mark,
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