LV Trainer Designer Sneakers

The LV Trainer sneaker is reinterpreted this season in a smart monochrome version in grained calf leather partially decorated with the Monogram pattern. Originally designed by Virgil Abloh, this iconic model was inspired by vintage basketball sneakers.

It is notable for its rubber signatures and elaborately constructed upper, made of more than 80 pieces. The rubber outsole features Monogram Flowers for a signature finish.

Key Features

Color	White
Material	Monogram grained calf leather
Laces	Laces
Rubber signatures	Rubber signatures
Rubber outsole with Monogram Flowers	Rubber outsole with Monogram Flowers
Made in Italy	Made in Italy
Product Type	Sneakers
Audience	Men's
Upper Material	Calf Leather
Closure	Lace-Up
Sole Material	Rubber

Materials & care

Clean grained leather with a soft damp cloth. When the leather is dry, apply a quality colorless cream and polish in circular motions with a soft cloth. It is important to allow sneakers to air naturally, and to this end they possess a removable insole. If sneakers become wet, simply remove the insole and leave them to dry in a cool, well-ventilated place. This will ensure additional comfort when they are next worn. Avoid contact with water, any substance containing alcohol (perfumes, solvents etc) or oil (makeup) and abrasive products in general. If the shoes have been in contact with water, it is important to allow them to dry thoroughly on shoe trees before cleaning them. Always use a shoehorn when putting shoes on. Keep shoes in the two felt pouches provided and store them in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place.

Frequently asked questions What material is the LV Trainer Sneaker made from? The upper is crafted from Monogram grained calf leather, and it features a rubber outsole with Monogram Flowers. How should I care for the grained calf leather? Clean with a soft, damp cloth. Once dry, apply a quality colorless cream and polish in circular motions with a soft cloth. Avoid contact with water, alcohol, oils, and abrasive products. What should I do if the sneakers get wet? Remove the insole and allow the sneakers to air dry in a cool, well-ventilated place. Always dry them thoroughly on shoe trees before cleaning. How many pieces make up the upper of the sneaker? The elaborately constructed upper is made of more than 80 individual pieces.