Designed in 1978 by Evelyne Bertrand, former head of the Hermès equestrian department, the Evelyne bag was initially intended as a carryall for horse groomers to carry their many tools. In addition to the signature “H” perforations, the Hermès Evelyne III features a wide and roomy external pocket and a broad, removable canvas strap that can be worn over the shoulder or crossbody style. True to its original purpose, the Hermès Evelyne PM bag is crafted from taurillon Clemence leather, which named in tribute to the daughter of the designer who introduced it into the collections. Learn More

First introduced in 2014, the Halzan now is a staple in the Hermès stable of bags. According to Hermès, the name derives from a horse coat color and the design includes equestrian references, like stirrups and handles. The Halzan also is more affordable and attainable than many of the other Hermès bags. It can be carried (at least) three ways: by handles, on the shoulder, and as a clutch. For some, cross-body may be an option as well. Learn More