The very first interchangeable buckle was designed by the stylist Catherine Karoly in 1967. It was so successful that people lined up outside the Faubourg store. As a result of its popularity and for practical reasons, salesmen ended up naming it after the draw in which it was stored: the famous No. 5382 draw. Since then, there have been countless reinterpretations of the famous H buckle. Learn More

This season, the 5382 buckle is gaining speed, featuring a slanted design emphasized by streaks. It's made from Epsom leather and can be worn on either the blue or green side. The pared-back design ensures it will complement both casual and polished looks. Learn More

The very first interchangeable buckle was designed by the stylist Catherine Karoly in 1967. It was so successful that people lined up outside the Faubourg store. As a result of its popularity and for practical reasons, salesmen ended up naming it after the draw in which it was stored: the famous No. 5382 draw. Since then, there have been countless reinterpretations of the famous H buckle. Learn More

The Hermes’s H Take Off belt will match with nearly anything - use it to cinch the waist of a blazer or thread it through the loops of tailoring. It's been made from soft Clemence leather reverses to smooth leather with a sculptural, asymmetric buckle. Learn More

Perfect for a casual and sophisticated look, the Neo belt buckle is inspired by the Kelly Depeches strap. It is enhanced by a beveled design and four discreet studs. A statement accessory that will stand out when looped through the waist of chinos and tailoring. Learn More

The Reversible 38 mm is extended in a new reversible version in Clemence calfskin with a plated metal Officier buckle, contrasting with the smooth calfskin patterning of the strap. It can be worn casually with jeans or reversed for business. Learn More