Louis Vuitton Twist PM GO-14 Malletage Pochette Soir in Black Quilted Lambskin - SOLD

This is an As New*, 100% authentic Louis Vuitton Twist PM GO-14 Malletage Pochette Soir in Black Quilted Lambskin with Shiny Palladium Silver Hardware. 

Introduced as the PM, its the same size as the current MM (RRP £3,400) so a perfect size for everything you need for day or night.

 Crafted from a super soft, black lambskin in a pillow puffy malletage quilt inspired by the crisscrossing padding to the inside of Louis Vuitton's first trunks, the cleverly designed “wave” to the base provides chic glamour and the ingenious LV snap clasp 'Twist' lock is both stunning and highly practical!

A signature sliding chain and cute pocket mirror for make-up touches on the go ensures its as versatile and fuctional as it is fabulous.

 Subtle glitz, gentle curves and an elegant silhouette, it adds an edge to daytime outfits and transitions effortlessly to the evening.

Condition - As New*

Details -

Unused since purchase there are two small, light surface impressions* to the interior lining of the flap where the chain strap has rested in storage. Shown in detail in the Gallery above, this is barely noticable.

Immaculate in every other way, (anything visible in the photos is purely light reflections.)

Please note this soft and tactile lambskin (agneau) displays natural striations and creases as present from manufacture. An entirely normal feature of the hide.

All hardware is pristine, the front plaque is completely scratch free and the interior mirror retains protective film.

Fully lined in smooth, black lambskin with slip pocket and Handbag Mirror Pocket.

Made in France 2015

Date Code is FO4185

Size -

24cm maximum x 15cm x 9cm

Shoulder strap drop single is 53cm and double is 30cm

Weight is 696g

Includes - NPNP, Product Booklet, Care Booklet, Material Card, Product Sticker, Louis Vuitton fleece lined dustcover & Louis Vuitton Presentation Box with Ribbon and LV Carrier, (please note these are replacements as original Box & Bag would have been Brown.)

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