Hermes's belt has been made from Epsom leather on one side and Swift leather on the other. It features the house's signature Ancre buckle. Slip it through the loops of your favorite jeans or around the waist of a boxy blazer. Learn More

The Kelly Pochette was Jean-Paul Gaultier's clutch interpretation of the classic Kelly bag. Introduced on the fall runway of his first collection for the House in 2004, the Kelly Pochette was an instant hit. Crafted from Swift calfskin, this extremely supple, sophisticated leather is named after Jonathan Swift, the author of Gulliver's Travels. The pochette is a true clutch with neither feet nor shoulder strap, It opens to a matte interior that is more than sufficient to hold your i-phone, makeup, cards, cash, and sunglasses and so on. Learn More

This Calvi Card Holder is a sophisticated way for carrying your currency and card essentials. It is an excellent professional wallet for everyday affairs, with the look of luxury and sophistication from Hermes! You won't want to leave home without this classic and timeless piece. 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. It’s gorgeous, unique style can easily be matched with any outfit and can go from an elegant day bag for the office to a whimsical night bag. Learn More

It wasn’t until Fall 2016 that Hermès re-launched the modernized Mini Kelly II, which collectors and celebrities swooned over instantly. Delicate and very expensive, the skin of this bag is farmed from the Alligator Mississippiensis alligator, also known as the American Alligator, which is created by polishing the spots with agate for a lisse finish. Should be kept away from water. It an exquisite cocktail bag and an inspired choice for a red carpet event. Learn More

Grace Kelly who used this bag to conceal her pregnancy from the nosy paparazzi, since then the Kelly bag was officially named after her. A very uncommon model - the size 25 cm is just a little smaller than the K28 and is the perfect alternative for rather smaller women. This Niloticus Crocodile matte skin comes directly from Africa’s Nile River in a region of Zimbabwe, this skin offers a matte finish and a more distinct pattern. Learn More

Greatly desired, it was originally inspired by Jane Birkin, the Hermès Birkin is handmade in France by expert ar tisans using the Hermes's signature saddle stitching, eveloped in the 1800s. It is investment quality luxury items meaning that they either hold or increase their value of time. It remains a popular accessory for evening events such as dinner parties. Learn More

First designed in 2006, the Lindy bag made its debut on the Hermès Spring/Summer 2007 runway. Since then, it's become an iconic handbag from the House of Hermes. The Lindy features a stylish slouchy look when carried as a satchel and when worn on the shoulder, sports a different look. The Lindy 30 fits quite a lot, while not being overbearing, and it's easier to come by in the pre-loved market. 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

Created in Retourne style, thanks to the nata taurillon Clemence leather gives this Hermes Birkin 30 cm bag the buttery soft feel that only comes from the highest quality leather. 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