The mini Lindy bag made its debut at the Hermès Fall/Winter 2019 runway show. The Mini Lindy is true to its roots: it essentially functions as any Lindy bag, with the added bonus of a cross-body strap (so it’s extra-practical). The unusual placement of the handles gives the bag its atypical shape, and you can carry it in the hand or via the strap. Learn More

The Hermès Bolide was introduced in 1923 when Emile-Maurice Hermès created this handbag for his wife to use for an automobile event in Paris. Hermès Mini Bolide was first introduced around 2011 and is the most popular size due to growing popularity of mini bags. This shrunk-down Hermès Bolide perfectly fits an evening’s necessities - your eyeliner, cardholder, keys, and phone. The carefree bag is crafted from durable, scratch-resistant Chevre Mysore leather. Use the detachable shoulder strap to wear it crossbody, or carry it hand-held. Learn More

The Hermes Constance was first created back in 1959, and was constructed by in-house designer Catherine Chaillet who named the bag after her daughter. Since then, the Constance has become one of Hermes’ most loved bags. Learn More

Introduced in 1969, the Hermès Constance quickly became one of the most highly sought-after of the brand’s luxury bags, behind only the Kelly bag and the Birkin. The Hermès Constance 18 is a stylish shoulder bag designed with versatility in mind. The Constance 18, also referred to as the Hermès Constance Mini. The squarish shape and large, prominent “H” closure across the front give this bag a youthful appeal, even when rendered in Evercolor calfskin, which comes in a wide palette of "forever" colors! Learn More

Long lauded as a statement of timeless and effortless class, the Hermès Kelly bag remains an emblematic piece of modern glamour. This Hermès Kelly 28 is handcrafted by skilled artisans using sumptuous taurillon Clemence leather. Created in Retourne style, which features inside stitching, lending a more relaxed look to the bag. 28 size is perfect for any occasion whether you are shopping with the girls or to carry your dinners and nights-out essentials. Learn More

Warm weather is calling and we can't wait to wear the Hermes Havane Havane sandals all summer long! These cute sandals are composed of textured cork that shapes an almond-shaped toe, while suede leather with an openwork "H" detail creates a wide toe strap and an adjustable strap with a silver buckle. Learn More

Named after the Lindy Hop, a famous American dance from the 1920s, and first released in the spring of 2006, the Hermès Lindy took the fashion world by storm, gaining tremendous popularity with young executives and busy mothers. The Hermès Lindy’s unique style gives it two entirely different looks, depending upon how you carry it. Lindy 26 is a good bag for everyday use and for wearing to work. It looks elegant and structured but at the same time relaxed and casual. 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

Hermès introduced the newest Kelly Doll as part of its Spring/Summer 2022 collection. The new Hermès Kelly Doll Picto is a completely redesigned and re-imagined take on the Hermès Kelly Doll. The new design comes with a shoulder strap and has a pixel art style complete with a little backpack. The Kelly Doll features unique details like a smiling face (the mouth is a small pocket!), arms, and feet, transforming the classic bag into a whimsical character full of personality. This Picto Kelly Doll is more than a handbag; it's a statement piece that celebrates the joy of fashion, inviting onlookers to share in its story and whimsy. Learn More

Sandals are getting a sporty upgrade for spring, and The Hermes's Chypre version is one of our buyers' top picks of the season. This pair has canvas upper finished with Iconic "H" cut-out and stretchy straps that securely fasten with Velcro for an adjustable fit. The chunky, cushioned sole means they're just as practical as they are stylish. 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