Vintage & Pre-Owned Louis Vuitton
Monogram canvas ages better than almost any material in luxury. Our Louis Vuitton selection favours travel pieces, discontinued shapes and clean vintage canvas — each one date-code checked, condition-graded and honestly photographed.
The white Multicolore Speedy 30 — Takashi Murakami's 33-colour monogram printed on stark white canvas. Discontinued in 2015 and now firmly in collector territory. Honeyed vachetta with even patina, structured body.
The Capucines MM in Galet — a soft greige Taurillon calfskin with the signature flipped LV initials in matching tonal metal. The Capucines is LV's most architectural top-handle, hand-stitched in the Fiesso atelier.
A miniature take on the classic 1920s LV hat trunk — Petite Boîte Chapeau in Monogram canvas with a tall ID tag, vachetta trim and gold buckle. A sculptural cross-body that doubles as an objet on a shelf.
Limited Romy card holder from the LV Nautical capsule — Monogram canvas paired with crisp white leather and a gilded anchor charm. Slim profile, six card slots, perfect everyday Vuitton.
A limited Multiple bifold wallet in vivid jungle green Monogram, with painterly palm-tree and golf-cart motifs from the LV Chapman Brothers-inspired capsule. Vibrant green Taiga interior — a true collector wallet.
The Zippy Organizer in iconic Monogram canvas — the most architecturally complete of all Louis Vuitton wallets. A zip-around travel piece with passport-ready slip pockets, eight card slots, a snap coin compartment and a full-length note section. The signature LV interior tan leather has developed a beautiful, even patina.
The whimsical Porte-Monnaie Rond from the Cerises capsule — a round zipped coin purse featuring the bird-and-cherry motif on shimmering olive vernis with a coral python beak. One of the rarest small leather goods from the Murakami era.
Polished Vaugirard satchel in Monogram canvas with black calf trim, a rolled vachetta top handle, and the signature brass S-lock padlock — a refined, briefcase-leaning silhouette from Nicolas Ghesquière's LV.
The Kirigami Pochette set from the limited By The Pool capsule, in the dégradé blue Monogram Giant print. Folded envelope silhouette with gold snap closure — a small-but-mighty piece from one of LV's most beloved summer drops.
Yayoi Kusama × Louis Vuitton 2012 limited-edition round coin purse in red Vernis patent with the artist's signature Infinity Dots — gold chain and snap hook for clip-on wear.
The classic LV Small Ring Agenda (PM) in Monogram canvas — the wallet-sized organiser that's endured for decades and is now widely repurposed as a luxury card and cash holder.
Faceted gold-tone Disco Ball charm with dangling LV initials, monogram flower medallion and Vivienne-era trinkets — the playful Nicolas Ghesquière bag charm that immediately sold out at boutique.
A holiday-animation Mini Pochette Accessoires from the Vivienne Évasion capsule — Louis Vuitton's annual storefront character reimagined onto the Monogram canvas in a painted motoring scene with travel trunks, a pink umbrella and racing stripes. Originally a limited seasonal release sold only in select flagship stores.
A vintage Louis Vuitton Nice train case — the structured Monogram vanity originally designed to hold travel beauty essentials. Hard-sided silhouette with vachetta top handle, S-lock closure stamped Louis Vuitton, and a fully fitted mirrored interior. Honeyed leather patina from decades of careful use.
The Koala Agenda PM — a Monogram pocket planner closed by Louis Vuitton's distinctive Koala push-lock in mirror-polished palladium. Slim, ringed interior built to take refill inserts; a quiet collector's SLG that pairs the warmth of Monogram canvas with cool silver hardware.
The cult Sac Cannes — Louis Vuitton's cylindrical vanity case in textured black Epi leather. A rigid drum silhouette with a single arched top handle, full zip around the lid, and a fitted mirror inside. Photographed here alongside the Vernis Dots Infinity round coin purse as a charm.
The Papillon 26 in Damier Ebene — Louis Vuitton's signature barrel bag with adjustable rolled leather handles and a top zip. The Damier Ebene canvas reads quieter than Monogram and the cylindrical shape has become a Y2K-era collector favourite returning to runway styling.
Buying Louis Vuitton pre-loved
Date codes and canvas
Pieces made before 2021 carry a date code; later ones use an embedded chip. Honey-toned vachetta is a sign of age, not damage, and is often the most desirable finish on a vintage bag.
What we decline
Cracked vachetta corners, replaced linings and re-dyed canvas do not make the cut, regardless of price.
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