The History Of Hermes

The classic craftsmanship brand from France, Hermes, originally originated in the first half of the nineteenth Century, a humble saddle and harness workshop in Paris.

In the 1867 World Expo, the Hermes saddle was awarded the first prize by the jury.

In twentieth Century, Hermes continued to develop high-grade harness business. International celebrities were ordering Hermes products, and its workshop at No. 24, Fu Bao Avenue, Paris, was renowned for its exquisite workmanship in Europe.

The family's third generation successor, Mr. Emile-Maurice Hermes, introduced the zipper to Europe. He previewed many innovative uses of the zippers and managed to obtain exclusive use of the patent, not only for the use of zippers on leather products, but also for fashion.

In addition, he has created a series of leather bags, luggage and tourist articles, sports and auto accessories, clothing, scarves, belts, gloves, jewellery and watches, without any explanation of Hermes's pursuit of perfect quality and exquisite craftsmanship.

Hermes's carriage labels and orange gift boxes witness the origin of new products.

Under the spirit of Emile Hermes promoting immortality, Robert Dumas, the fourth generation member of the Hermes family, takes an active part in the creation of new products: the unique, simple briefcase (Piano, Palonnier, Mangeoire, R.D...

Many of the jewelry and other accessories have become the classic of Hermes.

Around 1956, photographers took photos of an Grace Kelly carrying a Hermes handbag, which immediately attracted all the ladies. This simple leather strap with shoulder straps was originally designed by Robert Dumas in 30s. After this publicity, Kylie immediately renamed the Kelly Kylie bag.

Adhering to the perfect combination of traditional handicrafts and the best raw materials and integrating the past, the present and the future, Hermes has continued its steady development step by step under the encouragement of the noble spirit of the glorious history of generations of generations inspired by the insistence on brand roots and the constant pursuit of the brand's basic values and innovations.

There are sixteen kinds of products in Hermes: luggage, stationery, and small leather goods, harness, silk products, women's wear, men's wear, jewellery, clocks, belts, gloves, footwear, hats, enamels and high jewellery, life art series, table porcelain, perfume.

It also includes the recently developed interior design department.