Hermès Clothing

Hermès' fame in accessories is unquestioned, but what many don't know is that the brand also delivers beautifully constructed quality clothing. Men’s and women’s ready-to-wear collections from Hermès are widely praised for being indulgent, classic, and quietly elegant.

Playing up the culture of sophisticated gentility that has made Hermès the quintessential French luxury house, the company’s wearables personify the label’s dignified stance and dedication to exceptional workmanship. Hermès clothing employs materials of the highest quality: rare textiles, plush multi-ply woolens, hand-embroidered fabrics, decadent fur, and fine leathers, hides, and exotic skins.

Often marked by simple, fluid, tone-on-tone ensembles and luxurious statement pieces in muted shades and earth tones, Hermès remains devoted to timeless understated, yet ultra-high-end fashion. Bidders who find Hermès clothing at auction can rely on the brand's classic appeal whether purchasing vintage or newly designed pieces.

Quick Facts

• In 2014, a circa 1966 Hermès reversible silk-to-wool wrap skirt designed by Henri de Linaris with a Gibiers fall theme sold for $1,200 at a Leland Little auction. It was only estimated to fetch $100 to $200
• An Hermès cream-colored Zodiaque print one-piece bathing suit made in 1938 sold at a 2011 Christie’s auction in £500
• In October 2015, an Hermès wool and cashmere blend belted trench-style overcoat from a seasonal collection sold on eBay for $3,950