LVMH’s own ecommerce site 24 Sèvres has been renamed to 24S less than two years after the luxury giant launched the online retail portal. LVMH first launched the online store in June 2017 to 70 markets worldwide, offering products such as luggage, fashion items and cosmetics from more than 150 brands — 20 of which are company’s own.
The website is also the only multi-brand online retailer to sell Dior, Celine and Louis Vuitton products. LVMH said the rename followed a successful 2018 and plans to the international development and expansion of 24S.
“24S surpassed our goals for 2018, with growth that was particularly strong in markets where customers showed a strong interest for our Parisian style, unique in its category,” LVMH chief digital officer Ian Rogers said.
“We are committed to continuing to advancing this vision of fashion beyond the borders with 24S.com, bringing us closer to our increasingly international customer base.”
24S chief executive Eric Goguey said: “Our orders have been delivered in over 100 countries and for the next phase we will be paying particular attention to regions that are showing strong potential, while pursuing the development of our existing key markets, amongst which the US is a strong growth driver.”
The rename also comes after the online retailer bolstered its management team with new hires in March: Marc Hugon as head of information systems and Tatiana Obolensky as head of customer experience.
24S is not the first time LVMH has branched out to online retail, after it closed its eLuxury site in 2009 due to the lack of success and demand at the time.

LVMH 24S (formerly 24 Sevres)
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