Louis Vuitton Museum in Asnières exceptionally opens to the general public

The Asnières-sur-Seine Louis Vuitton Atelier exceptionally turns into a museum on weekends from March 17 to April 15, 2018 and opens to the general public. For the record, the visit is free of charge but only upon prior reservation.

Louis Vuitton brand is first and foremost a know-how, a savoir-faire, passed down since 1859, so much that Asnières artisans still create today legendary pieces such as trunks, models made of rare or exotic leathers or special orders.

 
It’s in this very same atelier that every son of the family, including the current manager of special orders, Patrick Louis Vuitton, learnt the art of the trunk.

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Suggested by Judith Clark, the exhibition brings together in a same place archives (customers’ details, sales records, original posters and other photographs…) as well as trunks, pieces of luggage, bags and even ready-to-wear collections.

Careful! Spots are limited and going fast! Sign up now to take part to one of the group and guided tours, happening every 30 minute from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., on Saturdays and Sundays, from March 17 to April 15, 2018.