Louis Vuitton Damier Ebene Speedy 30 Tote Handbag
Originally introduced in 1930 as the Express bag, the Louis Vuitton Speedy has since evolved into one of the brand's most iconic pieces.
Product Details:
With its cylindrical shape, the Speedy was designed for city living, offering a more compact and portable alternative to the Keepall. The original 30 cm size debuted first, with the smaller 25 cm version added in 1959 at the request of Audrey Hepburn. This pre-owned Louis Vuitton Speedy is crafted from the brand signature Damier Ebene coated canvas, accented with dark brown leather trim and gold-tone brass hardware.
Pre-loved Luxury items are Final Sale. No returns accepted on these items.
Originally introduced in 1930 as the Express bag, the Louis Vuitton Speedy has since evolved into one of the brand's most iconic pieces.
Product Details:
With its cylindrical shape, the Speedy was designed for city living, offering a more compact and portable alternative to the Keepall. The original 30 cm size debuted first, with the smaller 25 cm version added in 1959 at the request of Audrey Hepburn. This pre-owned Louis Vuitton Speedy is crafted from the brand signature Damier Ebene coated canvas, accented with dark brown leather trim and gold-tone brass hardware.
Pre-loved Luxury items are Final Sale. No returns accepted on these items.
Original: $1,485.00
-65%$1,485.00
$519.75Description
Originally introduced in 1930 as the Express bag, the Louis Vuitton Speedy has since evolved into one of the brand's most iconic pieces.
Product Details:
With its cylindrical shape, the Speedy was designed for city living, offering a more compact and portable alternative to the Keepall. The original 30 cm size debuted first, with the smaller 25 cm version added in 1959 at the request of Audrey Hepburn. This pre-owned Louis Vuitton Speedy is crafted from the brand signature Damier Ebene coated canvas, accented with dark brown leather trim and gold-tone brass hardware.
Pre-loved Luxury items are Final Sale. No returns accepted on these items.
