Handmade HERMES Bag

size：187mm * 188mm * 53mm
color：Orange
SKU：565
weight:159g

The Making of a Hermès Bag

For the first time ever, Hermès is opening the doors to their leather goods studio to give Vogue an inside look at how they create their exclusive bags. From.

Your Guide to the Top 10 Hermès Bags

Depending on the intricacy of the bag and the makers’ unique methods, craftsmen make three to four bags each week. Creating a Hermès bag is a tactile experience: .

Kelly

Have you ever wondered if every Hermes bag is handmade? Well, the answer to this question is a bit more complicated than a simple yes or no. While Hermes prides itself .

Spot The Difference Between Real and Fake Hermès

The concept for Hermès in the Making began in 2011 as Hermès’ annual theme, which guides all of their collections for the year. The idea of bringing their craftspeople to the public was so .

Hermes 101: Everything You Need To

The Hermès brand was born in 1837 when Thierry Hermès founded a harness workshop in Paris. The company’s mission was to create equestrian leather goods for .

Are Hermès Bags Hand Stitched?

Hermes is known to assign one highly trained craftsman to each handbag from start to finish. Every stitch is placed with care and every material is high quality. The French label’s Kelly and .

Perfect Hermes

The surge in popularity of Hermes Birkin and Kelly bags has inevitably led to the market becoming flooded with fakes. In fact, recent studies indicate that up to 90% of all Hermes Birkin and Kelly bags sold online aren’t the genuine article. .

All about the Hermès Birkin bag collection

Hermès is famous all over the world and millions of fashionistas hunt each season for limited Hermès accessories. It’s not surprising that many brand followers decide to invest exactly in .

Are All Hermes Bags Handmade – Handmadology

Hermes bags are handmade with a special type of stitching that’s already 2 centuries old in France. The whole bag, from start to finish, is sewn, polished and painted by .

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Okay, so, let’s talk Hermes. Not the Greek god, though he probably had a pretty sweet satchel, but the bags. Specifically, those ridiculously expensive, drool-worthy, makes-you-wanna-sell-a-kidney Hermes bags. And what makes them so… *special*? Well, a big part of it is the whole *handmade* thing.

Like, seriously handmade. We’re not talking some factory churning out knock-offs (which, by the way, apparently 90% of the Birkins and Kellys online are FAKE! Can you even *believe* that?!) Nope, we’re talking *one* artisan, painstakingly crafting *your* bag from start to finish. Kinda romantic, right? Like they’re pouring their soul (and maybe a little bit of their sanity) into each stitch.

Apparently, this Hermes thing started way back in 1837 when Thierry Hermes (good name, right?) opened a harness workshop. Harnesses! For horses! Can you imagine? From saddles to Birkins… talk about an evolution.

And the stitching? Oh, the stitching! Apparently, it’s a special technique that’s been around for two centuries. Two centuries! That’s older than my grandma! (Love you, Nana!). Each stitch is placed with such care, with the quality of material being high. No wonder these bags are so flipping expensive. You’re basically paying for a piece of history… and a whole lotta skill.

I mean, you gotta wonder, what’s it like to be *that* artisan? To spend days, weeks even, on a single bag? Do they get sick of leather? Do they dream in stitching patterns? Do they ever accidentally poke themselves with the needle and scream “DAMMIT HERMES!” I bet they do. We’re all human, after all.

And speaking of, I saw this thing online about “Perfect Hermes” which I think might be a reseller of a bunch of Hermes styles.

But back to the handmade bit. It’s not just the stitching, you know? It’s the polishing, the painting, the *everything*. It’s a whole process. And honestly, it’s kinda mind-blowing. Like, in a world of mass-produced everything, Hermes is still sticking to its guns, doing things the old-fashioned way. Which, you know, I kinda respect.