Ostrich and metal belt.

Hermès ostrich and metal belt. Over time, the Hermès family expanded its offerings, introducing luggage, handbags, and leather accessories. In the early decades of the 20th century, under the leadership of Émile-Maurice Hermès, the maison began experimenting with new products, including the first zippered women's handbag, a revolutionary innovation at the time.

In the 1930s, two of the most iconic products were born: the Kelly bag, so named after being frequently worn by Grace Kelly, and the Birkin, created in the 1980s in collaboration with actress Jane Birkin. These bags, handcrafted with long waiting lists, have become absolute symbols of luxury and exclusivity.

Hermès has always maintained limited, artisanal production, with a strong connection to tradition and uncompromising quality. However, the brand has also successfully reinvented itself, integrating new lines such as prêt-à-porter, fragrances, watches, and home goods, without ever losing its identity.

Today, Hermès remains in the hands of the founding family, a rare case in the global luxury landscape. With boutiques worldwide, it continues to embody discreet, timeless luxury, where value lies in artisanal mastery, precious materials, and absolute attention to every detail.