Since Louis Vuitton invented his famous stackable flat top trunk around 1857, it’s safe to say the master trunk maker has forever reinvented the art of travel and, in modern times, the way we embrace luxury. With the brand’s rising popularity, Louis Vuitton trunks were an easy target for counterfeit even back in the late 1890s. Vuitton’s first-ever material for his popular trunks was a solid gray Triannon canvas. As a way to prevent counterfeiting of Louis Vuitton bags, the founder’s son, Georges, debuted the Damier canvas and, shortly after, the Monogram canvas. To this day, these two iconic materials are the gold standard of designer luxury. Because the brand’s signature leather and canvas materials are a core part of its durability, timelessness and enduring popularity, many fanatics of the designer brand often collect Louis Vuitton bags in
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