LV CAPUCINES MM - M42253
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This item has very limited availability online and in select stores.
Named for the Rue des Capucines in Paris, where Louis Vuitton opened for business in 1854, the Capucines MM handbag was first introduced in 2013. Superbly crafted from full-grain Taurillon leather, it features a flap which can be worn two ways: outside to reveal a Monogram Flower, or inside to display the leather-wrapped LV Initials. Light enough to carry all day long, by hand, on the shoulder or worn cross-body with the detachable strap.
Detailed Features
12.4 x 7.9 x 4.3 inches
(length x Height x Width)- Galet Gray
- Taurillon leather
- Taurillon-leather trim
- Cowhide-leather lining
- Gold-color hardware
- Snap hook to secure belongings
- Double carry style: flap inside or outside
- Compartmented interior with zipped pocket
- 4 protective metal bottom studs
- Strap:Removable, adjustable
- Strap drop: 20.5 inches
- Strap drop max: 22.0 inches
- Handle:Single
PRODUCT CARE
To keep your Taurillon Leather product beautiful as the years pass, we recommend following these guidelines for its care:- Beware not to scratch or rub your product against abrasive surfaces.
- For any superficial marks on the lining, we advise wiping with a dry, soft, light-colored cloth. Leather linings are not suitable for dry cleaning treatments.
- Keep your product away from damp or humid environments and avoid direct exposure to sunlight, keep your product away from any direct source of heat (radiators, car interiors overheated by the sun, etc.).
- Avoid contact with greasy substances, cosmetics, perfume, and hydroalcoholic solutions, as well as any material (magazines, other leathers, etc.) that may transfer their colored pigments onto the product.
- Keep your product away from water. Should it get wet or dirty on the surface, dry with a lint free, light-colored, absorbent cloth. Never use soap or solvent.
- In order to protect your product when you are not using it, store it in the felt protective pouch provided.
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