Monogram

The iconic Louis Vuitton monogram design was created in 1896, inspired by Japanese family crests. It combines the founder Louis Vuitton's initials "L" and "V" with stars and floral patterns. Since then, it has become a beloved symbol of the brand.

In 1959, the Monogram Canvas was introduced with an innovative coating technique. This made it lightweight, flexible, and highly durable, with waterproof properties and a surface resistant to scratches. As a result, Louis Vuitton bags, wallets, and other daily-use items have gained widespread popularity for their practicality and timeless style.