Louis Vuitton Damier Ebene Trunk Case – "Patches" Limited Edition
Damier Ebene / Red · Coated Canvas with Embroidered and Sequinned Patches · Gold-Tone Hardware
Production Year – circa 2018
Original Retail Price – ~USD 2,150–2,700 (estimated) / ~RM9,030–11,340

From Louis Vuitton's Patches limited edition, this compact trunk-form case is decorated with embroidered and sequinned appliqués — a red "Volez" script patch, a sequinned LV padlock and a Monogram roundel — applied across Damier Ebene canvas.

The red leather top handle and matching luggage tag give the piece an unusual colour contrast against the dark Damier, and the whole thing reads as a piece of decorated luggage rather than a handbag.

Condition
Excellent preloved condition

Trunk structure firm and square with clean corners
Damier Ebene canvas clean with the check sharp and unfaded
All three patches securely attached with sequins intact
Red leather handle and luggage tag bright with light surface marking
Gold-tone hardware and zip pulls bright and running freely
LOUIS VUITTON PARIS embossing on the tag clear
Interior and date code not shown

A well-preserved example of an unusual decorated edition.

Details
Material: Damier Ebene coated canvas with leather trim and applied patches
Colour: Damier Ebene with red
Hardware: Gold-tone
Dimensions: To be confirmed by measurement
Made in France

Exterior

Embroidered "Volez" script patch
Sequinned LV padlock patch
Monogram roundel patch
Red leather top handle and luggage tag
Zip-around closure

Strap

Detachable shoulder strap (confirm presence)
Hand, shoulder and crossbody carry

Why this piece

Patches was a limited edition and is long discontinued
Sequinned appliqués intact, which is where most examples fail
Red exterior trim is unusual for the Patches line
Trunk-form cases have their own dedicated collector base

Positioning
Sell it into the Louis Vuitton trunk and hardcase collector market rather than the general handbag market — those buyers pay for condition and for unusual configurations, and this is both.

Closing
Louis Vuitton's decorated editions rarely survive intact, because sequins and appliqués are the first things to go. A complete one is a genuinely different proposition from a worn one.