Vuitton and travel: Elegance at the service of adventure!
We all know the Louis Vuitton brand, synonymous with timeless luxury... but did you know that the brand was, above all, born for travel?
The beginning of a great adventure
Born in 1821 in a small village in the Jura region of France, Louis Vuitton was the son of a carpenter. At 16, already adventurous, he walked 400 km to reach Paris. He then became an apprentice in a workshop specializing in trunks and travel chests, a choice that sealed his destiny...
From a young age, ideas flow, and great innovation appears!
At the time, travel trunks were curved, which made packing difficult. (Imagine yourself on the train, trying to stack your round suitcases. We agree, it's a moment we don't want to experience).
Well, it was with this thought in mind (I'm sure!) that in 1854, Louis Vuitton created a flat trunk, revolutionary for globetrotters. More practical, right?

Its creation immediately attracted the attention of wealthy travelers, and it was a success!
Travel is also a family affair!
Georges Vuitton, son of Louis Vuitton, developed the famous monogrammed canvas, instantly recognizable of eye. It is clearly this that distinguishes your social rank!
By the way, did you know that it is not leather, but a canvas made of linen and PVC? and yes it's not leather!
Iconic bags for stylish explorations
Vuitton's creations aren't limited to trunks. Today, the brand offers iconic bags like the Keepall (perfect for impromptu weekends), the Speedy (compact yet spacious), and the famous Alma.
These models, while remaining elegant, are designed for those who like to move without compromise and with style (perfect for us!).
Counterfeiting: an eternal challenge 💼
Success means a desire to copy! Demand for Louis Vuitton bags is so strong that the brand is one of the most counterfeited in the world. Louis Vuitton is waging a fierce battle against counterfeiting to protect the authenticity of its products and the heritage of its values.
Louis Vuitton, today and tomorrow
Since 1977, the brand has been part of the LVMH group, propelling it to the world's leading luxury brand. Under Marc Jacobs' leadership in the 2000s, Vuitton multiplied its creative collaborations with artists like Takashi Murakami and Yayoi Kusama. Celebrities like Angelina Jolie and Sean Connery snapped up the pieces, and the brand continues to embody elegance in every journey.

Which Vuitton bag should you choose for your next getaway?
A little tip from a friend: if you're more of a city trip person, the Speedy is your ally!
In road trip mode, the Keepall will do the trick. And if you're looking for an original and practical bag to carry your entire wardrobe, the *travel bag* will be perfect for your weekends in the countryside.
Louis Vuitton and travel are a story of passion, adventure, and refinement. Who knows, maybe one of these bags will accompany you on your next adventure? 😉






