The white Monogram Louis Vuitton has become incredibly popular, so today Shebag has reproduced an LV Louling bag X TM east west, along with a series of high-definition detail shots to share and discuss our craftsmanship, and to invite everyone to appreciate our meticulous attention to detail.

The LV Louling bag X TM east west in white Monogram is especially challenging to reproduce compared to the classic brown Monogram, due to its light color tone and elongated east-west structure.
Base fabric: high-density cotton-linen or synthetic fiber is required to ensure firmness and tensile strength.
Coating: the white PVC coating must be applied evenly—not too thick or too thin—with a finish balanced between matte and subtle gloss. It needs to resist stains without looking overly plastic.
Monogram pattern: embossing must be consistent in depth, with crisp lines. The golden or light beige pattern should appear natural against the white background, without fraying or color bleeding.
Pattern alignment: on the front, back, sides, and bottom, motifs must line up perfectly. This is particularly difficult with the east-west silhouette, since the elongated proportions easily expose misalignment.

Leather trim: usually natural calfskin (Vachetta or similar), requiring fine pores and uniform thickness.
Edge paint: light-colored edges are harder to execute—they must be smooth, bubble-free, and flush, with tones that harmonize with the body (often nude or light beige).
Aging: authentic LV light leathers gradually darken with use; a proper reproduction must use materials that can achieve the same natural patina over time.

East-west proportions: the body is slim and elongated with a wide opening. Reproductions must capture the correct ratio—not too tall, not too flat.
Bag opening firmness: the top edge must hold shape without sagging, reinforced with leather piping and lining.
Lining: usually textile or microfiber, lightweight and tightly bonded, without bulging or wrinkling.

Hardware: solid brass or premium gold-plated alloy, with proper weight—not thin plating.
Polishing: surfaces must be mirror-finished, edges rounded and smooth to prevent scratches on the light coating.

Stitching: even spacing, fine threadwork, with color closely matching the trim. No skipped stitches or crooked lines.
Corners: rounded or squared edges should fold naturally without bunching or collapsing.
Seam bonding: the canvas-to-leather joins must be tight and seamless. With the elongated body, any deviation in straightness will be immediately noticeable.

In short, the white Monogram LV demands a higher level of craftsmanship than darker Monogram pieces, making it more difficult to reproduce. It is precisely here that Shebag’s strengths truly shine.