Quilted jacket with fox fur, 40fr.

Over generations, the Hermès family has progressively expanded the business, adapting to societal changes. At the beginning of the twentieth century, with the declining use of horses as a means of transport, the maison transferred its savoir-faire to the world of leather goods, introducing handbags, belts, and travel items. This gave rise to creations destined to become iconic, such as the Kelly bag, made famous in the fifties by Grace Kelly, and the Birkin, launched in the eighties.

Throughout the twentieth century, Hermès expanded its creative universe to include silk, prêt-à-porter, perfumes, and watches, always maintaining a strong connection to craftsmanship. The famous silk carrés, with their elaborate prints and artistic inspirations, have become one of the maison's most recognizable symbols.

Unlike many major luxury brands, Hermès remains a family-run company, preserving a consistent and independent vision. Production is intentionally limited to guarantee extremely high quality standards and a sense of authentic exclusivity.

Today, Hermès represents luxury in its purest form: discreet, timeless, and deeply connected to the value of manual craftsmanship. Its strength lies in the ability to evolve without ever renouncing its roots, transforming tradition into a contemporary and universal language.

• Hermès.
• Jacket.
• 80s vintage.
• Fox.