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Description
| Product Details | |
| Brand | Louis Vuitton |
| Product Name | Louis Vuitton LV Aerogram Men’s Brand Boston Bag Shoulder Keepall Bandouliere 50 Khaki |
| Model Number | M21536 / IC Chip |
| Color | Khaki |
| Material | Aerogram Leather |
| Country of Manufacture | France |
| Reference Price | ¥577,500- |
| Size | ー |
| Measurements | Width: Approx. 51cm Height: Approx. 29cm Depth: Approx. 22cm Handle: Approx. 34cm Shoulder: Approx. 140cm (maximum) ●For product measurements, please refer to here. |
| Accessories | Shoulder strap, keys, padlock Bag charm Poignier ※Items not listed are generally not included. |
| Rank | AB |
| Condition | Shows some signs of use, but overall in good condition. Details: Some dirt and scuffing on the surface. Stains at the opening. Scuffing on the handle. Scratches and tarnishing on the metal parts. ※This is a USED item. It is usable but those sensitive to imperfections should refrain from purchase. |
| Management Number | v0088104600 ＊Please provide this number when contacting us via email or phone. |
| Internal Number | DEAN 20250421 |
Louis Vuitton Aerogram Keepall Bandouliere 50 Bag in Khaki
Sold For
300,000 Yen ($1960.78)
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2026-01-21 17:28:35 JST
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Collector Commentary
The Aerogram line represents Louis Vuitton's limited technical leather exploration, distinct from monogram canvas output and notably more scarce in secondary markets. Model M21536 Keepall Bandoulière 50 in khaki demands attention for its specific material—Aerogram leather, produced in France, carries higher fragility and patina sensitivity than standard LV leathers, making condition assessment critical for long-term value. Japanese domestic sourcing and a reference retail of ¥577,500 position this well above standard Keepall trading, while AB-rank used status with visible handling (scuffing, tarnishing, stains) typically commands 45–55% of retail in the Japan market, where technical leathers appreciate among collectors valuing material innovation over logo saturation.