
Louis Vuitton introduces Mon Monogram — a newly enhanced personalisation service for its bags
Image courtesy of Louis Vuitton.
Over the decades, the French fashion House has maintained the art of personalisation at the service of its clients, offering unique ways to personalise and identify its Louis Vuitton designs. Most recently in 2008, the service had changed its personalisation experience to invite bag owners to make their mark on the pieces they carry.
Image courtesy of Louis Vuitton.
Image courtesy of Louis Vuitton.
Image courtesy of Louis Vuitton.
Image courtesy of Louis Vuitton.
Now, the service — Mon Monogram — gets an update with with more possibilities such as new colours, typefaces, stripe designs and patches that can be added to women's and men's bags in classic Monogram and also on Monogram Eclipse for select items.
Other models eligible for personalisation include the Travel set which comprises of the Keepall, Horizon, the Trio Poche Toilette Monogram, the Christopher backpack, the OnTheGo Monogram, and the passport cover.
To get started, all you'll need to do is select your iconic piece before choosing a palette of new colours that you would like applied to the initials and new optional stripes.
Image courtesy of Louis Vuitton.
Image courtesy of Louis Vuitton.
Image courtesy of Louis Vuitton.
Image courtesy of Louis Vuitton.
Image courtesy of Louis Vuitton.
Image courtesy of Louis Vuitton.
Image courtesy of Louis Vuitton.
Image courtesy of Louis Vuitton.
You can also choose to have your initials set within new vintage-style patches that capture the spirit of design eras such as the Belle Époque or Art Nouveau, both of which can be positioned in groups and according to several schemes.
The manufacturing process involves a three-layer digital printing to achieve the bright colours and well-defined shapes but even then, the turnaround time has been optimised to ensure a three weeks delivery to you, from the moment your order is placed.
Start your Mon Monogram journey at select Louis Vuitton boutiques or online at sg.louisvuitton.com.

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