Louis Vuitton M27335 Lineup Monogram
Original price was: $2,390.00.$205.00Current price is: $205.00.
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The House’s emblematic Monogram collection introduces the Lineup handbag – a sleek and contemporary choice for work and weekend. This versatile design is crafted from canvas decorated with the emblematic pattern and features leather trims for a smart contrast. The front zipped pocket is adorned with gold-toned hardware, and there is a further flat pocket on the inside to secure a phone or cardholder. It’s roomy enough to store a laptop, too.
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- Monogram coated canvas
- Cowhide-leather trim
- Textile lining
- Gold-toned hardware
- Zipper closure
- 1 front zipped pocket
- 2 D-rings
- 1 inside flat pocket
- Fits: 13-inch laptop, 6.7-inch smartphone, earphones, Zippy Wallet, book, sunglasses, keys, lipstick
- Strap:Not removable, adjustable
- Strap drop:11.8 inches
- Strap drop max:21.7 inches
This reference is either Made in France, Spain, Italy or in the US.
| Color | |
|---|---|
| Comes With | Original Louis Vuitton paper shopping bags, yellow dust bag, yellow box , Serial number tag. |
| Brand | Louis Vuitton |
| Manufacturer | Louis Vuitton Outlet |
| Material | Monogram |
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