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Description
3D Monogram Technical Mountain Parka, a genuine domestic product priced between 600,000 to 700,000 yen.
There were only a few units imported into Japan, especially size 44, which was not available at some stores; when it did arrive, only 1-2 pieces were typically stocked at each location, as I recall. This is a genuine domestic product with a control tag.
By looking at the product number and details, it should be immediately obvious that this is not a counterfeit. The genuine article has logos on everything from the drawstring to the stopper, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship.
This collection was reportedly very well made, according to the staff members.
To prevent interchange, a protection tag will be attached upon shipment.
Please note that this is a used item, and we cannot accept claims, returns, or cancellations, so we kindly ask bidders who may be sensitive to this to refrain from bidding.
Louis Vuitton 2054 3D Monogram Jacket Domestic Genuine Product Eclipse Damier Mountain Parka Bag Bargain
Sold For
237,800 Yen ($1524.36)
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2025-12-06 17:51:33 JST
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Collector Commentary
Louis Vuitton's 2054 Collection represents a significant technical collaboration moment in luxury outerwear, where the house applied signature monogram treatments to functional mountain parkas—a rare intersection of haute couture and performance wear. Size 44 in this line saw extremely limited Japan domestic allocation (1–2 units per retailer), making this a genuine scarcity issue rather than artificial limitation, compounded by the collection's already narrow production window. The 3D monogram execution and detail-work (drawstring hardware, stoppers) are hallmarks of LV's precision manufacturing circa 2054, and Japanese domestic versions typically command premiums due to superior QC standards and original packaging integrity. Used examples in documented condition retain collector interest precisely because the original retail scarcity means even worn pieces rarely resurface.