Louis Vuitton unveiled Monogram Emblème, marking the 130th anniversary of its iconic Monogram with a new jacquard canvas that reinterprets the House’s historic signature.

Inspired by the original cotton canvases used on travel trunks, Monogram Emblème combines GOTS-certified cotton and linen fibers to create a distinctive tactile texture. The durable, water-repellent fabric features a denser pattern reminiscent of embroidery, offering a fresh interpretation of the legendary motif.

Available in colors drawn from the Vuittonnier, the House’s signature color library, the canvas achieves its rich textured effect through five differently colored threads. The Pre-Fall 2026 collection, arriving in stores on 5 June, introduces Peuplier, inspired by the wooden structure of Louis Vuitton trunks, and Rose Ruban, a tribute to ribbon detailing found on historic trunk designs.

Additional colors will launch in September 2026, including Monogram Bleu from the 1930s register and Vert Jura, inspired by the flora of Louis Vuitton’s native region.

Monogram Emblème will appear on iconic models such as the Alma, Neverfull, Speedy, Noé, Keepall and Side Trunk, as well as on small leather goods, shoes and accessories.