Behold the sheer perfection that is a Goyard Saint Louis Bag! Mother of all Monograms, Immortal timelessness and a design of matchless craftsmanship; Woah! You can call it by many such names. This through-everything-in-shape does not change; neither with the seasons nor with the fashion, in fact fashion itself flows with it. Drawing inspiration from an exceptional heritage, this piece is made to last till eternity in a dime a dozen society, all with its uncompromising uniqueness and aesthetic qualities. You wouldn’t believe the scarcely credible voyage of a company, which started its voyage as a Parisian trunk maker. Yes, its indeed the oldest in this business and was founded in 1792 under name House of Martin. Started a year earlier than Louis Vuitton, this beloved luggage creator served the high-profile clientele and prestigious aristocratic families. Under the big names like Martin, Morel and Goyard, the company became a highly recognized international brand. At times when companies were leaning on the same old plain linen this one came up with a textile revolution- a strong, soft and waterproof canvas, Goyard Monogram.Why it’s sui generis? What makes this Saint Louis bag so rare? The answer is its Goyardine canvas. This revolutionary material was introduced in 18’s and soon the material was discontinued after World War 2. In 1998, when Jean Micheal Signoles took over the company, this Goyardine was again introduced. The original color of this canvas was black but the various color options were introduced.