Louis Vuitton luggage has been handcrafted since the 19th century. [6] Contemporary fashion provides a preview of the production of LV luggage: "The craftsmen lined up the leather and canvas, drove in tiny nails one by one and fixed them. A five-letter, anti-tamper solid brass lock with a single Handcrafted keys, designed to ensure travelers can open all their luggage with just one key. The wooden frame of each suitcase is made from 30-year-old poplar trees that are at least dry Four years. Each suitcase has a serial number and can take up to 60 hours to produce, and one suitcase can take up to 15 hours."
Many of the company's products use the brown Damier and Monogram Canvas materials, both of which were first used in the late 19th century. All of the company's products bear the LV acronym of the same name. The company sells its products through its own stores around the world. Not only can product quality and price be controlled, but counterfeit products can also be prevented from entering distribution channels. In addition, the company also distributes products through its own website LouisVuitton.com.
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