Bolide 27cm

Released from Hermes Fall/Winter 2016 Collection during the Paris Fashion Week, a feminine shape for everyday, simple yet impressive, details on the little stitches – the Hermes stitches, in single color and then refined with silver hardware, especially the iconic Hermes lock stands out like a charm. A size ideal to carry not only your essentials but also your documents for work and even your iPad.

Released from Hermes Fall/Winter 2016 Collection during the Paris Fashion Week, a feminine shape for everyday, simple yet impressive, details on the little stitches – the Hermes stitches, in single color and then refined with silver hardware, especially the iconic Hermes lock stands out like a charm. A size ideal to carry not only your essentials but also your documents for work and even your iPad.

Released from Hermes Fall/Winter 2016 Collection during the Paris Fashion Week, a feminine shape for everyday, simple yet impressive, details on the little stitches – the Hermes stitches, in single color and then refined with silver hardware, especially the iconic Hermes lock stands out like a charm. A size ideal to carry not only your essentials but also your documents for work and even your iPad.

In 1923, Hermès debuted The Bolide: the first purse with a zipper. Initially named “le sac pour l’auto,“ the Bolide literally means comet, inspired by a nickname for sport cars. This bag has fans all over the blogosphere who exalt its classic beauty and perfect functionality.

The Bolide bag dates back in 1923 when Emile-Maurice Hermes created this handbag for his wife, which was the first ever handbag to use a zipper. This is the 27 cm version of the Bolide and is crafted from Clemence leather, it features a sophisticated classic look and has a classic, structured shape and ample interior room for all of your essentials. This bag is not only classic but has become a lasting favorite among celebrities and Hermes fans around the world.

The Hermès Bolide was introduced in 1923 when Emile-Maurice Hermès created this handbag for his wife to use for an automobile event in Paris. Hermès Mini Bolide was first introduced around 2011 and is the most popular size due to growing popularity of mini bags. This shrunk-down Hermès Bolide perfectly fits an evening’s necessities - your eyeliner, cardholder, keys, and phone. The carefree bag is crafted from durable, scratch-resistant Chevre Mysore leather. Use the detachable shoulder strap to wear it crossbody, or carry it hand-held.

The Hermès Bolide was introduced in 1923 when Emile-Maurice Hermès created this handbag for his wife to use for an automobile event in Paris. Hermès Mini Bolide was first introduced around 2011 and is the most popular size due to growing popularity of mini bags. This shrunk-down Hermès Bolide perfectly fits an evening’s necessities - your eyeliner, cardholder, keys, and phone. The carefree bag is crafted from durable, scratch-resistant Chevre Mysore leather. Use the detachable shoulder strap to wear it crossbody, or carry it hand-held.

The Hermès Bolide was introduced in 1923 when Emile-Maurice Hermès created this handbag for his wife to use for an automobile event in Paris. Hermès Mini Bolide was first introduced around 2011 and is the most popular size due to growing popularity of mini bags. This shrunk-down Hermès Bolide perfectly fits an evening’s necessities - your eyeliner, cardholder, keys, and phone. The carefree bag is crafted from durable, scratch-resistant Chevre Mysore leather. Use the detachable shoulder strap to wear it crossbody, or carry it hand-held.

With a long and storied history, the Bolide was designed for the wife of Emile-Maurice Hermes in the early 20s and named for the first era of fast cars. It was also the first bag to incorporate the use of a zipper. Handcrafted from Epsom calfskin, this printed leather takes its name from a town in south-east England that is famous for its horse races. You can carry it by the handles or use its removable shoulder strap to go for a relaxed look.

With a long and storied history, the Bolide was designed for the wife of Emile-Maurice Hermes in the early 20s and named for the first era of fast cars. It was also the first bag to incorporate the use of a zipper. Handcrafted from Epsom calfskin, this printed leather takes its name from a town in south-east England that is famous for its horse races. You can carry it by the handles or use its removable shoulder strap to go for a relaxed look.