For 2017, Hermès began to play with the Birkins material possibilities and added yet another “touch” of whimsy to the style. Later, they began to play with this idea further, creating versions where the two rolled handles, flap, and the sangles were fashioned out of Matte or Shiny Crocodile or Alligator, and the body is done in recently introduced Clemence leather, creating a charming combination that looks incredibly special. This stunning bag has been on the top of many collectors’ lists and is sure to be a top-ranked collectible in the future. Learn More

The HAC is also known as the Haut à Courroies and it means High Belts in French. It was created in the 1800’s and it’s older than the Birkin Bag. The original purpose of the Hermes HAC Bag was to transport riding equipment like saddle and boots. Émile-Maurice Hermès designed the Hac Bag after the handbags carried by cowboys in Argentina inspired him. Today, the Birkin HAC is generally preferred by male buyers and often replace briefcases or backpacks as the daily work bag. Learn More

Hermès Birkins are famous for being hard to get, generally offered exclusively to loyal customers, but even rarer is the opportunity to special order a custom Birkin. Each season Hermès adjusts the specifications allowed for Horseshoe stamp or HSS bags, and there is the possibility that any HSS bag could be a unique combination produced only once. A rare bi-color HSS Birkin 30cm, an option which has for the past few years been absent at Hermès. This potentially unique bag is a fine example of the fabulous possibilities HSS Birkins hold. Learn More

Released in 2017, the Touch Birkin is Hermès’s answer to collectors looking for a hint of exotic material on their bags. This Birkin 30 features a Clemence leather body with an matte Alligator on the flap, sangles, handles, and clochette, which givs the bag an undeniably dressy appeal. The contrast of the matte leather with the scaled skin brings out the best in both for an unforgettable look. This stunning bag has been on the top of many collectors’ lists and is sure to be a top-ranked collectible in the future. Learn More

At once dramatic yet understated, the Shadow Birkin was first introduced in 2009 by famed French designer Jean Paul Gaultier. A decade later, Hermès re-released the bag in limited numbers. Gaultier sought to create a trompe-l’œil effect through the illusion of a top flat and sangles, shown casually strewn. In reality, the design is a raised impression, making it the only Birkin to stray from the traditional structure. The simple embossed clochette on the rear of the bag completes the design, along with snap-ended sangles that slide inside the front of the bag to allow for a bit of extra security. Learn More

For 2017, Hermès began to play with the Birkins material possibilities and added yet another “touch” of whimsy to the style. Later, they began to play with this idea further, creating versions where the two rolled handles, flap, and the sangles were fashioned out of Matte or Shiny Crocodile or Alligator, and the body is done in recently introduced Clemence leather, creating a charming combination that looks incredibly special. This stunning bag has been on the top of many collectors’ lists and is sure to be a top-ranked collectible in the future. Learn More

Special Order Birkins, or Horseshoe Stamp (HSS) as they’re often called, are a category unto themselves. The opportunity to special order a Birkin is only offered to top clients, and the implication is that this Birkin could be an entirely unique combination. The Sellier style with external stitching and a sharp-edged structure is an exceptionally elegant handbag. This Sellier Birkin 25 is primarily crafted of Epsom leather, this printed leather takes its name from a town in south-east England that is famous for its horse races. Learn More

For 2017, Hermès began to play with the Birkins material possibilities and added yet another “touch” of whimsy to the style. Later, they began to play with this idea further, creating versions where the two rolled handles, flap, and the sangles were fashioned out of Matte or Shiny Crocodile or Alligator, and the body is done in recently introduced Clemence leather, creating a charming combination that looks incredibly special. This stunning bag has been on the top of many collectors’ lists and is sure to be a top-ranked collectible in the future. Learn More

Special Order Birkins, or Horseshoe Stamp (HSS) as they’re often called, are a category unto themselves. The opportunity to special order a Birkin is only offered to top clients, and the implication is that this Birkin could be an entirely unique combination. This Birkin 25 bag is done in Epsom leather, which is increasingly only found in special order bags. The body is Craie, paired with Gris Asphalt handles, straps, piping and interior. Finished with Palladium hardware the overall look is unique and the hard handles are a smart choice for usability. Learn More

Hermès Birkins are famous for being hard to get, generally offered exclusively to loyal customers, but even rarer is the opportunity to special order a custom Birkin. Each season Hermès adjusts the specifications allowed for Horseshoe stamp or HSS bags, and there is the possibility that any HSS bag could be a unique combination produced only once. A rare bi-color HSS Birkin 30cm, an option which has for the past few years been absent at Hermès. This potentially unique bag is a fine example of the fabulous possibilities HSS Birkins hold. Learn More

The Himalaya Birkin is named for the Himalaya mountains, though the skins used for the bags do not hail from the region. Rather, the skin is made of Niloticus crocodile – an reptile native to the freshwater of Africa – and the bag's name refers to how the careful dying process makes the bag look like the snow capped Himalayan peaks. The Diamond Birkin is a juggernaut that straddles the line between sculpture, luxury handbag, and an object of fine jewelry. Learn More