First launched in 1930, the Louis Vuitton Keepall marked a turning point, not only in the field of travel, but also in how people thought about luggage. At a time when rigid suitcases and cabin trunks were still the norm, the Keepall offered something revolutionary: a soft and lightweight travel bag, designed for movement.

With its supple canvas, natural cowhide leather trim and elegantly rounded handles, it quickly became the go-to bag for weekend getaways and last-minute departures. The kind of thing you would see rolling through the lobby of the Ritz. At 50cm, this model offers the perfect balance: compact enough to be carried comfortably by hand or on the shoulder, but spacious enough to hold everything needed for a refined weekend.

Nearly a century later, the Keepall has become an icon of the house, reinterpreted in all sorts of collaborations with bold artists and rich heritage leathers, but always retaining its original spirit: effortless, elegant and ready to move.