Louis Vuitton Dice Bags & Boxes, No Genuinely They’re Real.

October 1, 2020 by avernos

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What do you get the gamer that has everything? Well finally, it looks like we have an answer to that age-old question and that answer is Steve. No not a hetero life partner to play against but a Louis Vuitton dice bag.

Steve // Louis Vuitton

This playful dice pouch will complement a nomadic lifestyle, as the perfect companion for games with friends and family. The Maison's iconic Monogram canvas adds an elegant branded touch. If you're after a Steve in your life it's a bargain at only $590.00

Dice Case // Louis Vuitton

The striking Dice Case combines modern materials and fluorescent color for eye-catching appeal. With its LV Initials signature finish and iconic Monogram Flowers pattern, it puts a fresh spin on the House's long heritage of innovative pieces for traditional board games. The transparent plexiglass design holds five dice and features a VVN leather handle for easy portability. Dice Case can be yours for a mere $720.00 outlay

Dice Game Box // Louis Vuitton

Inspired from the game boxes and casino trunks, this small hardsided have most practical size for bringing your games with you. It contains six LV dices

For people who need to carry eighteen dices [sic] at a time $3200 will grab you this beauty, although you'll have to wait for them to get stock back in, but thankfully they do have a mailing list.

I would like to thank Louis Vuitton for making me smile when I saw this madness, I can only assume they've seen the GW market and fancy making inroads with their budget selection.

I would also like to thank the person who wrote the description for a 3 grand dice box and didn't realise that dice is already a plural and for their inability to construct a sentence coherently.

Hello Steve, is Steve there - Papa Lazaroo

"This playful dice pouch will complement a nomadic lifestyle, as the perfect companion for games with friends and family."

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