A Guide To Hermès Colours

Founded in 1837, Hermés is renowned as one of the worlds most luxurious brands, commended for its meticulous craftsmanship, timeless elegance, and innovative design. With over 180 years in the luxury sphere, Hermès is considered a market leader for luxury handbags, most known for the classic Birkin bag, as well as the Kelly bag, introduced in 1935.

Hermès is chosen time and time again by luxury fanatics, not just for it’s craftsmanship but for its distinctive and prestige colour palette that exudes elegance, sophistication and tells a story. Take the highly collectible ‘Rose Sakura’, a soft powdery pink, mimicking the pink blossoms of Japan, or ‘Blue Atoll’ a turquoise blue shade emulating the deep, rolling Maldivian waves. Central to its identity, Hermés colours range from the bold Orange H, an integral colour that has become synonymous with the brand, to the vibrant tones of Vert Verone or Blue Electric. The classics shades of Black, Etoupe and ‘Gold’ brown are mainstays in the collections, available year on year. However new colours are introduced as well as discontinued seasonally. Each colour is meticulously chosen and often inspired by the natural world, art and heritage, creating a rarity and heightened desireablilty once discontinued.

Whether you want to stand out from the crowd with a eye-catching piece, or keep it simple for everyday wear, Hermés wide range of colours will leave you spolit for choice. With all of this, there is much to consider before making a decision on your new Hermés bag and we're here to help. Here's our guide to the most popular Hermés colours.