Louis Vuitton Honors FIFA World Cup 2026 With an Exquisite Bespoke Trophy Trunk

Danisha Liang
Jul 15
2 min read

The luxury maison has introduced a handcrafted trophy trunk for the FIFA World Cup 2026, featuring its iconic Monogram canvas and specially designed gold-plated hardware, crafted at its renowned Asnières-sur-Seine atelier.

Louis Vuitton has introduced the official custom Trophy Trunk for the FIFA World Cup 2026, upholding its enduring heritage of designing presentation cases for the world's most prestigious athletic accolades. Meticulously created in the Maison's historic Asnières factories in Paris, the trunk is adorned with the iconic Monogram canvas and showcases a golden "V" motif representing both "Victory" and "Vuitton. Gold-plated brass corner guards, clasps, and a lock reflect the brand's historical trunks from the 1860s, while the interior is lined with light beige leather featuring a partnership logo patch that signifies the relationship with FIFA.

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The Trophy Trunk will be unveiled on the field during the final World Cup match, overseen by Louis Vuitton Ambassadors and a FIFA great – a ceremonial occasion that has grown emblematic since the brand's initial participation in 2010. This partnership highlights Louis Vuitton's dedication to excellence and grandeur, reaffirming the notion that "Victory travels in Louis Vuitton. The trunk safeguards the world's most esteemed trophy and represents the amalgamation of traditional craftsmanship and the universal essence of football.

In addition to the custom Trophy Trunk, Louis Vuitton has launched a limited-edition line of three legendary trunks influenced by the design. The collection comprises the Coffret 8 Montres for watch storage, the Cotteville 16 Montres for horology, and the Malle Courrier Lozine 110, each embellished with Monogram canvas and hand-painted FIFA World Cup Trophy motifs. Emblazoned with the owners' initials, these designs extend Louis Vuitton's "Art of Travel" into the domain of sport, honoring the Maison's craftsmanship and the cultural importance of football's premier accolade.