Luxury Brand LV "Travel Culture" Has Achieved A Century Of Classics.

Louis Weedon, founder of the nineteenth Century, was Napoleon III, Queen of Ou Ren Ni, a full-time worker and an expert in leather. He invented a waterproof flat cover hard boot. The sturdy and durable quality assurance has spread to the upper class society, and also let Louis Weedon come out. It is the attitude of your family that influenced the fashion industry at that time and became the essential equipment for celebrities to travel.

At first, Louis Weedon set up a good quality suitcase, so that guests could conveniently carry their beloved objects around the place.

Since its inception in 1854, Louis Weedon has custom-made all kinds of travel hardcases for celebrities or royalty members, designed to give special attention to the different travel needs of distinguished customers.

In addition to Napoleon III's wife Ou Renni queen, Baroda (Baroda) has been a loyal customer of Louis Weedon since 1920 with his second wife.

He once made a luxury case for Louis Weedon, a luxury suitcase with silver and ivory toiletries. He discovered that Congo's famous French explorer, Pierre Pierre de Brazza, had made an order to the Asnieres workshop before leaving for exploration in March 1905, and asked to make a large size Monogram series double colored canvas bed with a horse's mattress mattress. In March 1905,

Jeanne's JeanneLanvin beauty box can be used as a dresser during travel. Louis Weedon's specially designed travel box for writer Ernest Hemingway can not only be used as a box for carrying books while traveling, but also as a desk for writing.

Not only that, many

It will also be customized to Louis Weedon.

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For example, Gong Li, a famous international film star, ordered a traveling shoe box for Louis Weedon in 2013. According to Gong Li's request, the shoe case is opened and closed for books, so that women's boots can be conveniently placed.

It can be seen that many celebrities and royals, artists and businessmen are all loyal fans of Louis Weedon.

Today, the Asnieres workshop produces about 450 special orders a year, from travel safes to handbags, from drawer boxes of 30 T-shirts to milk bottle brackets.

No matter how unique the idea is, the craftsmen will comply with all the unique requirements and strive to achieve the wishes of the guests, but they must abide by a principle.

As Mr. Louis Vuitton said, "we will not design furniture, because tourism culture is our tradition, so the products made by artisans must be based on the principle of convenient pportation and carrying."