Men's cord bracelets sold for the benefit of UNICEF

Men's cord bracelets Louis Vuitton are not cheap. At $430 a piece, we are in much larger budgets than the models sold on Bijoux4Men. There is good news, however, if you prefer to opt for an LV model: for every men's paracord bracelet sold, $100 will be donated to UNICEF.

Men's paracord bracelets created by Virgil Abloh

These men's paracord bracelets were created by Virgil Abloh, the artistic director of Louis Vuitton's men's collections. They were created to complement the designer's Spring/Summer 2020 collections. These cord bracelets are available in 4 colours: blue, orange, green and black. The closing system is ensured by a padlock, which is reminiscent of the Love de Cartier collections. These men's jewellery were inspired by the closing system invented in 1890 by Georges Vuitton.

“As a continuation of its #MAKEAPROMISE campaign, Louis Vuitton is committed to raising awareness and funds for Unicef ​​to support the world's most vulnerable children,” wrote the brand in a press release. "By purchasing Virgil Abloh's Silver Lockit men's bracelet, our customers have the opportunity to help Unicef. The organization supports children affected by disasters and conflicts by offering them access to water, hygiene, nutrition, education, health and security. This includes support for Syrian refugees as well as those residing in Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq and Turkey. »