Louis Vuitton Speedy

Through Louis Vuitton itself, in stores and online, and through 24S, the LVMH-owned retailer that is the sole authorised third-party seller. The New table above compares the boutique reference price with any 24S offer that ships to your market, and shows when each price was last seen.

Check the grade first: New with tags, Excellent, Very good, Good or Fair. Then look at the handle tabs and the piping along the seams, which take the most strain, the zip pull and the corners of the base. A Bandoulière should come with its strap, and the padlock and keys should be included. Older pieces are common, so judge the leather trim on its own merits.

Size and version: demand moves between the smaller and larger numbers over time, and a Bandoulière without its strap loses part of its appeal. Core canvases trade more steadily than limited prints. Cracked piping, darkened handles and a missing padlock pull asking prices down, and the Preloved section shows how far, grade by grade.

Start with the cheapest new Speedy available in your market, then subtract the expected resale value of an Excellent example. That value is the median EU asking price of Excellent-or-better listings from the last 90 days, taken as a share of the German retail reference. The result is shown for three years and per year, and only when at least 10 listings support it.