The Jige is named after the initials of its creator Jean Guerrand, Émile Hermès’ son-in-law, who designed the clutch as a wedding gift for one of his future daughters-in-law in 1975. It’s a timeless piece to wear for years to come, from dinner parties to wedding receptions. It’s fitted with the typical H logo pull-through closure at the front flap and offers room for daily essentials – phone, card holder, and car keys – into the Hermès bag’s slim silhouette. Learn More

The most outstanding feature of the Oran sandal is the iconic H cutout that stands as a symbol of the Hermes brand that is known throughout the world and in fashion circles. The uppers of the Oran sandal are made of Epsom calfskin, which takes its name from a town in south-east England that is famous for its horse races. This is an essential accessory for any woman’s wardrobe featuring the iconic Hermes style for casual wear. Learn More

In 1984, the Birkin bag was put into production, using the actress’s name Jane Birkin who inspired the design. Hermes Birkin bags are among the most sought after items in the high-end fashion industry. The 25cm bag can easily take you from the office to a night out on the town as it can double as a work tote and a clutch, but you might not be able to fit all your makeup for the post-work touchup. 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

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

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

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

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

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

Cork platform for summer are what florals are to spring. Hermes Isabella 30 pair is crafted from smooth calfskin with contrasting edges and iconic "H" cut-out. They'll go with everything from pareos to dresses to cropped jeans. 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