7. Hermès Evelyne

was created by the head of the Hermès riding department, Evelyne Bertrand, in 1978. Its inception was as a functional and convenient carryall to hold the tools of horse groomers. Features a crossbody, messenger style design with a single main interior compartment, a simple belt closure at the top, and a wide, detachable shoulder strap. Its most distinct detail, however, is the large perforated H design at the centre of the bag's body. While less well-known and less expensive than bags like the Birkin or the Kelly, the Evelyne is still a popular bag amongst Hermès devotees. Fans appreciate the classic lines, top-quality materials, and everyday styling options that the Evelyne provides. Price range between €1,450 to €1,570.

6. Hermès Picotin

First introduced in 2002, the Picotin Lock bag takes its name from a French term referring to the measurement unit of horse feed. The roomy bucket shape is inspired by the horse's feedbag, which has a strap that secures the bag over the horse's ears and allows the animal to move around freely as it eats. a bucket bag with two top handles that features the iconic Hermès lock & key. The bag consists of one big compartment with no additional pockets or zippers. The interior is suede, but the exterior is commonly made from Clemence leather, which gives a slouchy and casual look to the bag. price varies based on the size and materials but the Hermés Picotin 18 in leather starts are about $3,000 retail. Sotheby's Hermés Picotin price is generally a premium to retail if the bag is new and store fresh, meaning new with the box and no signs of wear.

5. Hermès Bolide

The Hermès Bolide became the first handbag with a zipper closure. Initially named, “le sac pour l'auto,". The Hermès Bolide bag was later affectionately renamed, Bolide, a 16th century word for a comet, and an homage to the newly booming sports car industry. The dome shaped carry-all Hermès Bolide features a removable shoulder strap, a single zipper closure, an oval patch on the exterior to be monogrammed at your discretion, and a spacious interior. The Hermès Bolide Bag comes in two different styles: Mou and Rigide. Price of Bolide 1923 - 25 bag is

€5,300.

4. Hermès Lindy

Seriously unique – Simply put, no other Hermès bags look like the Lindy. That's why it made such a splash on the runway! Perfectly versatile. The Hermes Lindy is a uniquely designed handbag since its handles allow you to carry the bag parallel to your body. This makes the Lindy easier to carry on your arm. The closing of the Lindy can be a little cumbersome: it has both a zip and two leather straps that come together. However that also makes the bag very secure. Another reason why I love the Hermès Lindy is that it is lined in leather (like their more expensive handbags), so you are getting a lot of great quality leather for your money. The Lindy is also a very understated bag, a “quiet luxury”. Price ranges from $6,400 in the Hermès Mini Lindy to $8,700 for the Hermès Lindy 34 in Clemence leather when purchased from Hermès store.

3. Hermès Constance

was designed by Hermès draftswoman Catherine Chaillet while she was pregnant with her fifth daughter. Chaillet considered the design process a true labor of love, and the artisan decided to bestow the handbag with her daughter's name, Constance. The handbag has since been loved by many Hermès clients. It's an urban bag with a quietly sporty spirit, a practical and casual bag for women with a confident stride; in short, a bag of its time, a time in which everything is possible. It's a bag that is also timeless, the epitome of elegance in movement, a Constance that is passed on from mother to daughter.

What is perhaps most striking about the Hermes Constance bag is its signature 'H' shaped fastener, which immediately draws a crowd's attention. Combining this feature with an adjustable strap that can be worn over the shoulder or by your side, illustrates why the Constance seems to be an evergreen fashion icon.

The Hermès Constance 18 retails for about $8,000 while the Hermès Constance 24 retails for about $11,000 in leather. Depending on the color, a store fresh Hermès Constance 18 price ranges from $12,000 to over $20,000 on secondary marketplaces like Sotheby's while the larger Hermès Constance 24 often sells for less.

2. Hermès Kelly

Hermès renamed the bag the “Kelly” in 1977 as a nod to the actress-turned-princess. This Hermès bag's original trapezoidal design included two triangular gussets, a cutout flap, a handle, and two side straps. The handbag now features an optional shoulder strap, increasing its functionality. Average auction price for the Hermès Mini Kelly results for regular leather examples went from a high average of $28,250 in 2021 to $27,850 in 2022, still nearly four times the bag's retail price.

1.   Hermès Birkin

is a kind of tote bag introduced in 1984 by the French luxury goods maker Hermès. Birkin bags are handmade from leather and are named after the English-French actress and singer Jane Birkin. Birkin means an expensive handbag produced by Hermès. Hermès only produces a limited quantity of its iconic Birkin each year, making the maison's special editions, released every few years, incredibly difficult to get one's hands on. Created from start to finish by one craftsman, these handbags come in an array of materials and colours, and demand has never been higher. An Hermès Birkin bag is a fantastic investment piece whose classic beauty withstands the test of time. Birkins range in price from about $10,000 for a basic leather bag to over $200,000 for a crocodile and diamond style. The bags are among the more searched for Hermès bags.

At the end, As most can tell, Hermes bags are not just lovely and exquisite to view, they are also an ideal item that will gain in value over the years.