LV Trainer Designer Sneakers

This iteration of the LV Trainer sneaker combines military-inspired Monogram Surplus denim with grained calf leather for a stylish, summery look. The upper bears several different signatures, including in script lettering and #54, referring to 1854, when the House was founded. A technical outsole in two-tone rubber completes this iconic design.

Key Features

Color	Indigo
Material	Monogram Surplus denim, Grained calf leather
Closure	Laces
Outsole	Rubber with Monogram Flowers
Country of Origin	Italy

Materials & care

To preserve the beauty of the product, follow these guidelines for its care:
Shoes are crafted from two or more of the materials below:

• Fabric: clean with a brush or a soft, slightly damp cloth. Suede leather or nubuck: to maintain the velvety look of the leather, clean it gently with a soft brush. Surface stains may be removed with a crepe brush.
• Smooth or grained leather: clean with a soft, damp cloth. When the leather is dry, apply a quality colorless cream and polish in circular motions with a soft cloth.
• Glazed leather: clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then polish with a soft, dry cloth.
• Metallic leather: clean with a soft, dry cloth.
• Exotic leather: clean with a soft, dry cloth, then apply a quality colorless cream, working very gently in the direction of the scales, to nourish the leather and maintain its suppleness

It is important to allow sneakers to air naturally; they possess a removable insole. If sneakers become wet, remove the insole and leave them to dry in a cool, well-ventilated place. This ensures additional comfort for future wear.

Frequently asked questions What materials are used in this sneaker? The upper is crafted from a combination of Monogram Surplus denim and grained calf leather. What are the signature details on this shoe? The sneaker features the script lettering and the number 54, a reference to the year the House was founded, 1854. How should I care for the leather on these sneakers? For smooth or grained leather, clean with a soft, damp cloth. When dry, apply a quality colorless cream and polish in circular motions with a soft cloth. What should I do if my sneakers get wet? Remove the insole and allow the sneakers to air dry in a cool, well-ventilated place to ensure comfort for the next wear.