Louis Vuitton, publicly owned and headquartered in France, was founded in 1854 and employs approximately 18,000 individuals. Operating as a luxury fashion house, its parent company is LVMH. The company specializes in retail luxury goods and jewelry, producing a range of items from luxury bags and leather goods to ready-to-wear, shoes, watches, jewelry, accessories, sunglasses, and books. It distributes these products through its standalone boutiques, high-end departmental stores, and the e-commerce section of its website.
Louis Vuitton's China sales slid following a trademark dispute with Chinese tea chain Molly Tea over a four-petal logo on September 30, 2026. Earlier the same day, Louis Vuitton marked the first anniversary of its La Beauté luxury makeup collection by releasing a £2,940 Vivienne Beauté Pat McGrath figurine, which pays tribute to its Creative Cosmetics Director Dame Pat McGrath. Also on September 30, the company re-introduced its 1988 LV II watch design as the $22,900 Monterey Ceramic. This 37mm watch, featuring a crown at noon and a polished pebble-like case, brings back the original shape with an automatic mechanical movement and is available in black and green ceramic.
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