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Louis Vuitton or LV is one of the oldest fashion houses in the world. That name has become a symbol of high quality fashion. They mostly known for handbags, eventhough they also have the manufacturing of shoes, watch, wallet, luggage and other items.
Louis Vuitton started its activity in Paris and first began manufacturing the trunks of 1854. And then, the company was increasing and grew up with his famous handbag which was first introduced in late 1800’s. As the years passed, Vuitton won international recognition, a bronze medal at the 1867 World Fair and a gold medal at the 1889 World Fair in Paris.
After Louis died in 1892, his son, Georges took over the company and has become a multi million dollars that the company is renowned worldwide. It is the mark which is more like counterfeit products are very desirable throughout the country and the world. In 1936, after George died, his son, Gaston-Louis, took the helm of the company. In 1983 the company joined with America’s cup to form the Vuitton Cup, a preliminary competition, called for an elimination race for the world’s most prestigious race. In 1998 Vuitton entered the world of high fashion with the designs of Marc Jacobs.
Since 1896, Louis Vuitton has created the classic line, the monogram canvas, which has been an icon for Louis Vuitton’s superiority of luxury. The Louis Vuitton monogram is frivolous, elastic, brawny and well-built, 100% water resistant. The Monogram Canvas is also the most popular selling canvas until today. The line was originally created in the 12 classic styles, and then Louis Vuitton decided to add to the classic monogram canvas as in 1924, added the Keepall in three different sizes, and in 1932 added the Noe handbag.
Several designers came on board with the company for help in designing a line of limited edition handbags in over 30 different colors. The cherry blossom pattern originated in 2004 and is still very popular today.
The Louis Vuitton Epi line features small, compact, durable purses that are easy to maintain and look elegant and luxurious! The facility has an extra long wrist strap that makes it very easy to carry. It has a zip closure and is lined with elegance.
Another impressive is the limited edition Vuitton bag Aumoniere. It is made of silk and satin and the perfect night for any pocket gala or formal event. The grip is made of Snakeskin and the bag is lined in sheep’s clothing.
Please make sure that you can gain the authentic Louis Vuitton handbags because it’s very common in the U.S, you can find many replicas of LV handbags. They are made of materials of poor quality, which are sold at a fraction of the price, their design is very similar and some may be nearly exact, but are often much more expensive.
Before you go shopping, I think that it is wise if you read the guidance of finding authentic LV handbags from this both previous articles, in order to avoiding of replica or fake Louis Vuitton goods.

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10 Ways to Spot A Fake Louis Vuitton *Easily*

1. Semmetry-Always make sure the Monograms line up
2. LOUIS VUITTON NEVER cuts off their “LV” logo (only-some vintage items have cut off “LV’s”, so make sure to check the age of the bag)
3. Always make sure that the leather is vachetta cowhide leather and NOT VINYL! The really bad fakes have the vinyl, but the good fakes that are coming out now, have leather handles, but it isn’t the cowhide vachetta leather. The fake bags that have leather, the leather won’t patina correctly, as the real vachetta cowhide leather will turn a beautiful honey color with time. The way that I see if the leather is true cowhide leather, is make sure that leather isn’t white, most fakes that I have seen have extremely light leather, which AUTHENTIC LOUIS VUITTON’s leather doesn’t come out that white, even if it is brand new from the store. If the bag’s leather has already started the patina process, I look around the handles and other areas of the leather. There is a red glue (not sticky) substance to keep the handles together and used around all leather pieces. On the fake bags that have leather, the glue is usually an orangy color and is usually sticky. Also if you can’t tell, make sure that there is an embossed line paralled with the yellow stitching, as this is the sewing line, which is found on all leather pieces.
4. I look at the embossed stamp that usually reads, “LOUIS VUITTON PARIS made in France/Germany/Italy/Spain or U.S.A”. Make sure that the two “TT’s” don’t touch in the word “VUITTON”, and also make sure that that “o’s” are round “O” and not like “0″.
5. Look at the date code, if you know how to decifer the date code (not called a serial number). There should be 2 letters followed by 4 numbers (I will be writing another guide about date codes, so please look at the other guides that I have written). The new fakes, have date codes as well, but I will teach you how to read them in another guide, so please refer to that for more information.
6. Make sure that the item you are looking at is correct, as interior. In brown Monogram canvas it is brown textile lining (in most cases, some have different lining-Manhattan, Viva Cite, Trouville, Bucket, cosmetic pouches, luggage, vanity cases)-I will be writing another guide about interior linings so make sure to read my other guides), black multicolor is grey alcantara lining, white multicolor is red alcantara lining, damier canvas is red alcantara lining (in older models it was a light brown alcantara lining, so check age of bag), Vernis is textile lining that usually is the same color as the exterior of the bag, Epi leather is usually alcantara lining that matches the exterior color of the bag (some bags have bare interior-speedy-keepall).
7. Take a look at the hardware, as they all have different hardware, so make sure the bag you are looking at has the correct hardware. If you aren’t sure you can go to LOUIS VUITTON’s website and look at their manufacturing pictures to compare.
8. Make sure the bag that you are looking at, was even made. This is hard for limited edition, rare, and VIP items, as they aren’t on the website (not often)and catalogues. If you aren’t sure if that style wasn’t made consult a professional so you can make sure.
9. If the bag that you are looking at, has a required padlock, make sure that the brass is shiny and not a brushed finish. All LOUIS VUITTON locks that I have seen are a brushed finished brass and really cheap looking. There should be an “LV” embossed on the front of the lock, and read, “LOUIS VUITTON PARIS MADE IN FRANCE” on the back, and have the lock number embossed on the bottom beside the keyhole.
10. Look at the canvas (if looking at the collection), make sure that it isn’t plastic looking, as most fakes are made from it, and see if the quality looks cheap. LOUIS VUITTON items are very expensive, and wouldn’t put out a cheap looking product, so don’t forget what I said about PERFECTION!! If you are to have any information that you would like to include to this, please let me know, and I will be more than happy to add this information. If you see anything that might be inaccurate, let me know, and I cab consult another LV professional. This guide is built only on my knowledge and personal expieriences. If you have any auctions that you would like authenticated, please let me know and I will be more than happy to authenticate any item for you. I am wanting to start my own authentication service, I will give you first authentication for free, and after that it will be $1 for every auction listing authentication. If you are to have any questions, concerns, or problems please let me know and I will help you in any way that I can.

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