History

Hermès was founded in Paris in 1837 as a maker of luxury harnesses and saddlery for European aristocracy, eventually evolving into one of the world’s most prestigious fashion houses.

Over time, it became synonymous with meticulous craftsmanship, especially in leather goods, silk scarves, and equestrian-inspired accessories.

Iconic pieces like the Birkin and Kelly bags turned Hermès into a symbol of both heritage and extreme luxury, built on scarcity, handwork, and timeless design rather than trends.

Description

It set the global standard for craftsmanship and slow luxury.

It proved that heritage, quality, and scarcity could be more powerful than trend cycles.

Trend focus

Vintage Hermès pieces bring quiet luxury into a more creative, expressive context.

Resale lets these heirloom-quality items circulate beyond elite ownership into wider cultural life.