Hermes

Founded in 1837 by Thierry Hermès as a harness workshop in Paris, Hermès has grown into the world’s most prestigious luxury house. With roots in equestrian craftsmanship, the brand set new standards in artisanal excellence, later expanding into leather goods, fashion, and fine accessories. Each Hermès piece — from the iconic Birkin and Kelly bags to rare Haut à Courroies and Mini Kellys — is handcrafted by skilled artisans in France, often taking upwards of 20–40 hours to produce a single bag.

What sets Hermès apart is its unwavering commitment to traditional techniques, limited production, and an obsession with quality. Unlike trend-driven labels, Hermès builds its legacy on timeless design, rarity, and heritage — making its bags not only fashion statements, but long-term investments. On the secondary market, select Hermès bags appreciate in value, often outperforming stocks and gold.

Today, Hermès is arguably the most powerful name in luxury, with an unmatched reputation for exclusivity and craftsmanship. In a world of mass production, Hermès remains a symbol of patience, artistry, and quiet power — securing its place at the top of the global luxury hierarchy.

Explore our curated archive of Hermès bags — featuring coveted models like the Birkin 25, Kelly 28, and Hac A Dos — where rarity meets enduring elegance.