The Hermès Evelyne TPM, also known as the Hermès Evelyne Mini or Evelyne 16, is the smallest of the Evelyne line. As a “fashion” bag, the signature perforated “H” was now intended to be turned around and shown to the world. The addition of a crossbody strap and a mini size increased demand for the bag among fashionistas worldwide. The minimalist style and streamlined silhouette have made the Hermès Evelyne Mini the most popular of the non-quota bags the design house offers. Learn More

Bursting onto the fashion scene for the pre-fall 2018 collection, the Hermès 24/24 embodies a clean, contemporary vibe appreciated by fashionable men as well as women. The last Hermès 24/24 to come on the scene is the mini, also known as the Hermès 24/24 21, a stylish bag that can hold a phone, small wallet and other accessories. The supple Evercolor calfskin body allows the bag to be flexible and roomier than you'd expect, while the contrasting rigid flaps utilize Swift leather. Learn More

Since 1978, this bag has enchanted daily riders. First intended to tend horses, it is sewn without a lining and brightened up with an “H” perforation, which the initiates wear against the body, in order to allow the equipment to dry. With its girth-like shoulder strap, the Évelyne is the perfect heart-minder. Learn More

This hard to find and adorable Hermes Evelyne TPM Bag is a classic that's great for everyday use or when you feel like traveling lightly for the day. This elegant bag is particularly stunning in the taurillon Clemence, with a canvas strap and Palladium hardware. This bag has a short shoulder strap and the classic perforated Hermes, "H" which serves as a subtle indicator that it is another bag that's highly sought after by Hermes collectors and luxury bag fans. 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

Since 1978, this bag has enchanted daily riders. First intended to tend horses, it is sewn without a lining and brightened up with an “H” perforation, which the initiates wear against the body, in order to allow the equipment to dry. With its girth-like shoulder strap, the Évelyne is the perfect heart-minder. 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

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

Embrace a cool and edgy vibe with the Hermès Geta. A more casual bag than other Hermès styles, it fills a crucial niche in your wardrobe. It is handcrafted from luxurious Chèvre Mysore goatskin with a grain that softens over time. The bag’s design was inspired by Japanese wooden platform sandals. The chic H closure is repeated on the back. Set low on the bag, the metal hardware is inset with leather matching the bag. The “legs” of the H closure also serve at the bag’s feet, raising the bottom of the bag up off any surface you place it on. Learn More

Hand crafted by a single artisan in Paris, the Hermès Jige Clutch is one of the most recognizable in the Hermès Long Wallet Clutch collection thanks to its elegant and stylish design. It is the most elegant way to organize your essentials like your bills, currency, credit cards and is great for warm summer nights out. Learn More

With a long and storied history, the Bolide was designed for the wife of Emile-Maurice Hermes in the early 20s and named for the first era of fast cars. It was also the first bag to incorporate the use of a zipper. Handcrafted from Epsom calfskin, this printed leather takes its name from a town in south-east England that is famous for its horse races. You can carry it by the handles or use its removable shoulder strap to go for a relaxed look. Learn More