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The Louis Vuitton Petit Noe Was Built for Champagne

Updated: Jun 1

Vintage luxury always has a story because these pieces were created for a reason. 


Ever wonder why it’s called a bucket bag? Because it has the shape of a bucket, a bucket of champagne. The Petit Noe was created in 1932 to carry 5 bottles of champagne. 


If you ever see this Louis Vuitton bag at a vintage store… don’t leave it behind, it's actually better than the new ones. 


Because it’s made from Epi leather, which is one of the most durable materials Louis Vuitton has ever produced and one of Louis Vuitton’s longest-running bag designs. Discreet logo, subtly embossed on the leather.


If you know, you know… And if you didn’t, now you do.


Vintage Louis Vuitton Epi Noé Bag: 90s Cognac Brown Leather Bucket Bag
$750.00
Buy Now

 
 
 

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