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Hi all! A bit late to the game sorry but I’m currently in the process of designing a Heritage Speedy 40. Just wondering which of the colours is closer to the LV Imperial Saffron packaging colour, Orange or Moutarde? And then, which of the blues is the closets to the LV ribbon colou Bleu De France or Bleu Marine?

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Jenno1988 said:
Some concepts I’m currently working with haha. God this is hard! But exciting.

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personalization is indeed very exciting! I feel that the moutarde/blue de France would be the closest match to what you are looking for in terms of being similar to LV’s current packaging. The orange is too, well orange. The blue marine is darker than the ribbon.

I really like the two solid stripes personally so I would pick the first bag with the moutarde interior. The seventh from the top with blue interior is very pretty as well. Just personal preference.

The last bag on the bottom with the three stripes, (moutarde flanked by bleu de France) might be the best at capturing the essence of LV packaging that you are looking for. The thin blue highlighting stripes can be the inspirational ribbons hugging the beautiful moutarde interior ‘box’. It best encapsulates your vision I think.
 
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blushnbellinlvoe said:
personalization is indeed very exciting! I feel that the moutarde/blue de France would be the closest match to what you are looking for in terms of being similar to LV’s current packaging. The orange is too, well orange. The blue marine is darker than the ribbon.

I really like the two solid stripes personally so I would pick the first bag with the moutarde interior. The seventh from the top with blue interior is very pretty as well. Just personal preference.

The last bag on the bottom with the three stripes, (moutarde flanked by bleu de France) might be the best at capturing the essence of LV packaging that you are looking for. The thin blue highlighting stripes can be the inspirational ribbons hugging the beautiful moutarde interior ‘box’. It best encapsulates your vision I think.
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My favorite is number 7! Yes it’s hard!! Just got mine!!
 
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blushnbellinlvoe said:
personalization is indeed very exciting! I feel that the moutarde/blue de France would be the closest match to what you are looking for in terms of being similar to LV’s current packaging. The orange is too, well orange. The blue marine is darker than the ribbon.

I really like the two solid stripes personally so I would pick the first bag with the moutarde interior. The seventh from the top with blue interior is very pretty as well. Just personal preference.

The last bag on the bottom with the three stripes, (moutarde flanked by bleu de France) might be the best at capturing the essence of LV packaging that you are looking for. The thin blue highlighting stripes can be the inspirational ribbons hugging the beautiful moutarde interior ‘box’. It best encapsulates your vision I think.
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Thank you so much for your response! You totally get where I was going
So many options haha but I agree with you as far as capturing the LV orange/blue vibe.
If I wasn’t trying to get the LV box and Ribbon feel, purely from a look perspective my fav would be the moutarde and ivory - bag number 2. Just a very simple and classic look - has a bit of a 70’s vibe to it in my opinion. But I feel that is one of the most common combinations. For good reason I guess.
 
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