With the unique savoir-faire of the Maison’s 1200 artisans and specialists, alongside the use of original materials for repairs, Louis Vuitton ensures the longevity of your pieces, safeguarding precious memories. This commitment also strengthens its dedication to a long-term sustainability journey.
Ensuring the Longevity of Your Louis Vuitton Pieces
With a history of repair services spanning over 160 years, dating back to the first recorded product repair in 1860, the Maison now rejuvenates thousands of pieces every year. This innovative repair process preserves Louis Vuitton creations for safe passage through generations — maintaining its legacy and commitment to expert craftsmanship through the complete restoration of historic trunks.
Francone Repair Services
Since the 19th century, Louis Vuitton has expertly cared for and repaired travel-worn trunks, preserving each piece's unique journey and story.
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Request a Repair
Repairs can be requested in Louis Vuitton stores on the LV APP.
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Repairing is Caring for the Planet
In keeping with its broader sustainability efforts, Louis Vuitton collections undergo environmental impact analyses throughout the entire creative process — optimising repairability and ensuring a long product lifecycle. A global network of 12 dedicated repair ateliers allows 98% of repairs to be completed locally, thereby limiting transportation-related CO2 emissions.