The brand known for its classic luxury and travel, Louis Vuitton, just debuted Mon Monogram, a redesigned version of its personalisation  service.  This revolution in bespoke fashion is more than just an update; it’s a new benchmark for luxury customising.

Personalisation has always been central to Louis Vuitton’s narrative, with roots dating back to 1854. The evolution of customising from functionality to artistry may be traced back to the early days, when global travellers and nobles marked their trunks to stand out from the crowds at busy train stations. Today’s sophisticated audience seeks identity in every detail and the brand takes this tradition to a whole new level with the launch of Mon Monogram.

 

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Louis Vuitton has been a platform for individual narratives for more than a century. The trunk of couturier Paul Poiret, which was blatantly marked with his name in 1911, became a focal point. The brand’s innovative approach to uniqueness was demonstrated in the 1920s when it allowed customers to design their own monograms. In 2008, the first official Mon Monogram service was introduced, enabling clients to add their initials and stripe designs to a selection of leather goods.

In 2025, Louis Vuitton broadens the scope and creativity of this service. A stunning assortment of new possibilities are available with the upgraded Mon Monogram service, including vintage-inspired patches that pay homage to design movements such as Art Nouveau and Belle Époque, as well as new colour palettes and retro-style typefaces. We must agree that this is the most expressive kind of customisation.

Customers can now personalise a wider range of products, such as the recognisable Keepall, passport covers, Christopher backpack, Horizon luggage and OnTheGo tote. Each piece becomes a distinctive extension of the wearer, whether it is made in the traditional Monogram or the more contemporary Monogram Eclipse.

It’s a beautifully creative process—customers begin by selecting the item they want, much like a journey that starts with a blank slate.  From then, the options are endless: choosing vivid hues, striking or delicate stripes, and elaborate patches with initials incorporated.  The end product is a work that is profoundly personal in addition to being exquisite.

In the background, craftsmanship is still vital. French workers at Louis Vuitton painstakingly hand-finish each individual order. The House is known for its exquisite finish, and a three-layer digital printing process guarantees vibrant, long-lasting hues. The entire bespoke procedure has an effective three-week turnaround, which is lightning-fast by luxury standards, despite the complexity of the possibilities.

The reintroduction of Mon Monogram represents Louis Vuitton’s future as well as its heritage.  This is a house that values its customers’ individuality and acknowledges it as the new standard for luxury.  In an era where everyone wants to be unique, Louis Vuitton has offered a platform for storytelling in addition to a product.

 

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Mon Monogram gives more than just luggage—it delivers legacy, whether you’re celebrating your own journey, marking a personal milestone, or giving a loved one something to celebrate. It’s an initial for the people you care about and a bold stripe for the roads you’ve travelled.

This goes beyond simple customisation… This is the new Louis Vuitton!