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The program was presented in January Paris Fashion WeekAnd was to be put in store in June.
But a spokesperson Louis Vuitton Jackson's inspirational products would not go on sale.
The company said at the time not to be aware of a movie "Living Neverland" (Neverland Release) documentary where two young men say that Jackson They sexually harassed when they were young.
The documentary provoked angry reactions from Jackson, with some radio stations suspending his songs.
The Jackson family called the media coverage of the charges "Public Execution without Judgment" She said that "Innocent hundred percent".
He stated Michael Brooke, CEO of Louis Vuitton "We consider the documentary's allegations to be very troubling" adding that the company is fully committed to supporting the issue of child protection.
And Louis Vuitton The biggest brand With an annual turnover of more than 10 billion euros, it is the main partner of the French luxury group LFMH.
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The program was presented in January at Paris Fashion Week and was scheduled to go on sale in June.
But a spokeswoman for Louis Vuitton said the Jackson-inspired products would not go on sale.
The company said it was unaware of the film "Living Neverland", a documentary in which two young men say that Jackson sexually assaulted them in their youth.
The documentary provoked angry reactions from Jackson, with some radio stations suspending his songs.
The Jackson family called the media coverage of the charges of "public execution without trial" and stated that he was "100% innocent".
"We believe that the allegations in the documentary are very disturbing," said Michael Brooke, CEO of Louis Vuitton. "The company is firmly committed to supporting the cause of child protection.
Louis Vuitton is the largest luxury brand in the world, with an annual turnover of more than 10 billion euros, and the largest sponsor of the French luxury group LFMH.
