Oran sandals in Box calf.

Hermès Oran Box calfskin sandals. At the end of the 19th century, under the leadership of Charles-Émile Hermès, the maison moved to rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, which remains the location of the main boutique today. With the advent of the automobile, Hermès diversified its production, expanding into luggage, handbags, and leather accessories.

In the 1920s, the brand introduced its first collections of clothing and fashion accessories. In 1935, the famous Sac à dépêches bag was born, later renamed the Kelly in honor of Princess Grace of Monaco. Another icon, the Birkin, was created in 1984 at the request of actress Jane Birkin.

Silk entered the Hermès world in 1937 with the legendary carré, printed scarves with refined designs and vibrant colors, which are today highly sought-after collector's items.

Starting from the 1950s, the maison expanded internationally, while maintaining a rigorous focus on quality and production deeply rooted in France. Every Hermès product is the result of manual work performed by highly specialized artisans.

Today, Hermès is synonymous with timeless luxury, appreciated for its aesthetic consistency, discretion, and precious materials. While innovating in prêt-à-porter and design, the brand remains faithful to its DNA: uniqueness, savoir-faire, and excellence in craftsmanship.

Guided by generations of the Hermès family to this day, the maison continues to embody an ideal of authentic elegance, rejecting conformity and celebrating the beauty of the handmade.