Louis Vuitton started with a flat-top leather suitcase, and the "old flower" Monogram and "checkerboard" Damier, which were originally designed to prevent counterfeiting, have since become the brand's most iconic motifs and have endured. These two representative patterns and suitcase elements are also reflected in the silk scarf products, and they appear more lively under the effect of color matching and modern elements. However, Louis Vuitton's use of classic elements seems to be a bit too strong compared to Gucci's appropriate brand identity, resulting in a more homogeneous style and a lack of agility.
 
Louis Vuitton's silks are woven by Mantero, with three street artists working together each season to design drawings and delicately curled by hand. Since the brand itself is positioned as retro and worn-in, and does not require perfection and sophistication like the gorgeous Hermès, Louis Vuitton silk scarves are mostly presented in digital prints, which is also very appropriate. After reaching a cooperation with Wansli, IART technology will bring richer details and layers to its new products in 2019.
 
Louis Vuitton's square scarves are mainly in two sizes: 70*70cm and 90*90cm, and the prices are 2750 yuan and 3550 yuan respectively. The scarf is unified to 120cm, but there is a slight difference in width, which is 5-8cm, and the price is around 1400 yuan. At present, Louis Vuitton has stores in most first- and second-tier cities, where you can try them on and buy. If you are not convenient, you can also purchase it on its official website.