Founded in 1837Thierry Hermès, the iconic French luxury brand Hermès has become synonymous with sophistication, quality, and unparalleled craftsmanship. What began as a small workshop in Paris specializing in high-quality harnesses and saddles for the aristocracy has since evolved into a global symbol of timeless elegance.
Hermès initially catered to the equestrian needs of European noblemen, earning a reputation for excellence in leather goods. The brand’s dedication to perfection and attention to detail quickly set it apart from its competitors. By the early 20th century, Hermès had expanded its offerings to include luggage, handbags, and accessories, all crafted with the same meticulous care as its saddles.
One of the most celebrated milestones in Hermès’ history was the creation of the Kelly BagBirkin Bag
While leather goods remain at the heart of Hermès, the brand has diversified its portfolio to include ready-to-wear fashion, silk scarves, timepieces, jewelry, and even home decor. The introduction of the Hermès Carré
Throughout its history, Hermès has remained a family-owned business, now led by the sixth generation of the Hermès family. This continuity has allowed the brand to preserve its core values of quality, innovation, and exclusivity. Each product is a reflection of the brand’s heritage, combining tradition with a forward-thinking approach to design.
Today, Hermès stands as a beacon of luxury in over 50 countries, with flagship stores in major cities such as Paris, New York, and Tokyo. Despite its global presence, the brand has stayed true to its roots, emphasizing handmade craftsmanship and limited production to maintain its exclusivity. From its humble beginnings to its status as a timeless fashion powerhouse, Hermès continues to redefine luxury for generations to come.
"Luxury is not about buying things—it’s about buying into a story, a tradition, and an experience." - Hermès Philosophy