What size is LV agenda GM?

What size is LV agenda GM?

The LV Agenda is available in a small, medium, or large ring. The small (PM) ring agenda fits pocket size inserts, the medium (MM) fits personal sized inserts, and the large (GM) fits A5 inserts.

What size is the PM agenda?

3.7″ x 6.75″
(3.7″ x 6.75″)

What size is LV medium agenda?

No. LV’s MM Agenda uses Personal size refills which measures 95 x 171 mm (3.7 x 6.7 in).

What size inserts for LV agenda pm?

3.25″ x 4.75″
Paper size is 3.25″ x 4.75″. These refills fit perfectly for LV PM Agenda.

How much is the LV agenda?

So at retail price the Louis Vuitton Agenda MM in canvas costs $605 which, to me, is obscene!! Yes it’s designer, yes it’s a long lasting investment piece, but no I don’t think that a planner should ever cost you $605 which is why that price gets a 1/5.

What is GM size?

What Does BB, PM, MM, and GM Mean? Louis Vuitton typically creates several sizes of the same style bag. The acronyms you see behind a name indicate the size of the bag (i.e. Neverfull PM = Small, Neverfull MM = Medium, Neverfull GM = Large). Unfortunately, not all Louis Vuitton bags are made in all four sizes.

What does pm size mean?

PM: Petit Model or “small model” in French. MM: Moyen Modèle, or Medium Model, for a medium/large sized bag. This is usually the most popular size for bags like the Neverfull. GM: Grande Model, the largest size. Using the Louis Vuitton Alma as an example, you can see the differences between the BB, PM, MM, and GM.

What size is Louis Vuitton small ring agenda?

The Louis Vuitton Small Ring Agenda Cover measures 3.9” x 5.5”.

What is the most popular planner size?

The most popular planner size is the Personal (paper is 95mm x 170mm, or 3.75″ x 6.75″) or the Compact (with paper measuring 4.25” x 6.75″) .

Is A6 better than A5?

While the A5 is the better looker, the A6 is a nicer car on the motorway with superior refinement….The Details.

What does LV code mean?

Louis Vuitton date codes are a combination of letters and numbers. The letters indicated the country in which the item was made while the numbers indicate the month/year of the production date.