Louis Vuitton
Louis Vuitton, from trunk-maker to Monogram
Since 1854, Louis Vuitton has been travelling alongside voyagers. Its vintage bags, from the Speedy to the Neverfull, are the most sought-after in pre-loved luxury.
Monogram canvas, a signature since 1896
In 1854, Louis Vuitton opened his trunk-making workshop in Paris. His flat canvas trunks, easy to stack, won over travellers.
In 1896, his son Georges designed the Monogram canvas: the interlocking initials LV, flowers and stars, to deter copies.
The Speedy, the Keepall and the Noé, created to carry bottles of champagne, turned it into everyday bags.
Authenticity
Each piece at Amana goes through a series of multiple inspections.
- Experts at our suppliers trained to the standards of major luxury houses meticulously examine each item.
- An advanced AI technology, developed in the United States, is used to analyze elements such as logos, stitching, and materials.
- An Amana employee carries out a final validation. This step provides an additional guarantee of authenticity and compliance.
- A physical authenticity card from our experts is delivered with each bag.
Free shipping
Delivery is free, whether to your home or to a pickup point.
In mainland France, Chronopost delivery is free, to your home or to a pick-up point.
Secure shipping
Every parcel is carefully packed and secured to protect your future bag as well as possible.
Each package is packed and secured to best protect your future bag.
Delivery to Pickup Point
Won't you be at home?
No worries, simply choose Chronopost Relais delivery.
Won't you be at home?
No worries, simply choose Chronopost Relais delivery.