Hermes Handmade Bags

Introduced in 1958, the Picotin is true to the brand’s origins as an equestrian harness and tack manufacturer for French nobility. The Picotin has a few crucial design elements that elevate it to an exquisite fashion accessory. The Hermès Picotin 18 is the smallest bucket bag of the Picotin line and a particular favorite among Hermès enthusiasts. The Picotin 18 is the epitome of casual-chic, an upscale tote that adds a note of brilliance to your look.

Introduced in 1958, the Picotin is true to the brand’s origins as an equestrian harness and tack manufacturer for French nobility. The Picotin has a few crucial design elements that elevate it to an exquisite fashion accessory. The Hermès Picotin 18 is the smallest bucket bag of the Picotin line and a particular favorite among Hermès enthusiasts. The Picotin 18 is the epitome of casual-chic, an upscale tote that adds a note of brilliance to your look.

Hermes introduced an upgraded version of their signature Picotin Lock Bag. The new Tressage De Cuir Picotin Lock features braided handles in contrasting colors. A terrific buckle tote bag to carry around all day. This bag looks more like a small buckle bag but has the funcionality of a tote bag.

Hermes introduced an upgraded version of their signature Picotin Lock Bag. The new Tressage De Cuir Picotin Lock features braided handles in contrasting colors. A terrific buckle tote bag to carry around all day. This bag looks more like a small buckle bag but has the funcionality of a tote bag.

A new nautical-inspired essential, the Hermès In-The-Loop embraces the silhouette with flexibility and elegance. Featuring the emblematic Chaine d'Ancre motif, this unlined handbag exudes its lightweight charm towards more elegant horizons. Beyond its striking exterior, the bag conceals a subtle yet profound detail. The Chaine d'Ancre link is revealed to anchor the structure and offer new perspectives, while its handles take you on a journey. With both smooth and grained textures, this bi-material handbag is a pleasure to carry.

A new nautical-inspired essential, the Hermès In-The-Loop embraces the silhouette with flexibility and elegance. Featuring the emblematic Chaine d'Ancre motif, this unlined handbag exudes its lightweight charm towards more elegant horizons. Beyond its striking exterior, the bag conceals a subtle yet profound detail. The Chaine d'Ancre link is revealed to anchor the structure and offer new perspectives, while its handles take you on a journey. With both smooth and grained textures, this bi-material handbag is a pleasure to carry.

A new nautical-inspired essential, the Hermès In-The-Loop embraces the silhouette with flexibility and elegance. Featuring the emblematic Chaine d'Ancre motif, this unlined handbag exudes its lightweight charm towards more elegant horizons. Beyond its striking exterior, the bag conceals a subtle yet profound detail. The Chaine d'Ancre link is revealed to anchor the structure and offer new perspectives, while its handles take you on a journey. With both smooth and grained textures, this bi-material handbag is a pleasure to carry.

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.

With a long and storied history, the Bolide was designed for the wife of Emile-Maurice Hermes in the early 20s and named for the first era of fast cars. It was also the first bag to incorporate the use of a zipper. Handcrafted from Evercolor calfskin, this leather has a similar suppleness and comes in a wide palette of "forever" colors! You can carry it by the handles or use its removable shoulder strap to go for a relaxed look.

The Bolide bag dates back in 1923 when Emile-Maurice Hermes created this handbag for his wife, which was the first ever handbag to use a zipper. This is the 27 cm version of the Bolide and is crafted from Epsom leather, it features a sophisticated classic look and has a classic, structured shape and ample interior room for all of your essentials. This bag is not only classic but has become a lasting favorite among celebrities and Hermes fans around the world.