Louis Vuitton Coussin PM – Monogram-Embossed Lambskin ^Sale

Louis Vuitton Coussin PM – Monogram-Embossed Lambskin
Cream / Ivory · Puffed Monogram Lambskin · Gold-Tone Hardware
Production Year – 2021 or later
Original Retail Price – ~USD 3,550–4,050 / ~RM14,700–16,770

Nicolas Ghèsquière's Coussin took the Monogram off the canvas and pressed it into puffed lambskin, producing a cushion-soft body that holds the house's most recognisable pattern in relief rather than print.

This example is worked in cream lambskin with a chunky gold chain and a wide LOUIS VUITTON jacquard webbing strap with vachetta leather tabs, giving two very different ways to wear it.

Condition
Excellent preloved condition

Puffed lambskin body full and evenly padded
Embossed Monogram crisp and well defined throughout
Cream leather clean with no visible soiling on the photographed faces
Gold chain bright with only light handling marks
Jacquard webbing strap clean with vachetta tabs lightly honeyed
Zip runs freely
Interior and date code not shown

A clean, well-kept example in a colour that shows everything.

Details
Material: Monogram-embossed lambskin
Colour: Cream / ivory
Hardware: Gold-tone
Dimensions: To be confirmed by measurement (PM)
Made in France or Italy (confirm from stamp)

Exterior

Puffed embossed Monogram
Chunky gold chain
LOUIS VUITTON jacquard webbing strap
Vachetta leather strap tabs

Strap

Gold chain strap
Detachable jacquard webbing strap
Shoulder and crossbody carry

Why this piece

Coussin holds value better than most recent LV releases
Cream is a less common colourway than black
Includes both the chain and the jacquard strap
Vachetta still light, which buyers prefer

Positioning
Photograph both straps and both carrying positions. The dual-strap option is a real selling point and half of listings fail to show it. Cream lambskin sells fastest when the photographs prove it is clean, so shoot it in daylight against white.

Closing
The Coussin is one of the few recent Louis Vuitton designs that has held its price on resale rather than sliding, which says something about how well the idea landed.