Marc Jacobs delved into the Louis Vuitton archives when designing the Monceau satchel bag, released in 2001. Made from the brand's monogram canvas, featuring the recognisable quatrefoil pattern, circle, flower and ‘LV’ logo symbols designed by Vuitton’s son Georges in 1896, it’s silhouette resembles that of a briefcase scaled down in size. Carried by a top handle and adjustable strap, the satchel is secured by a logo-engraved clasp, appearing as a luggage lock with a set of keys, on the front flap sitting upon a patch pocket. It opens to a canvas-lined interior with a zip pocket and the logo stamped inside.