Hermès Kelly 25 bag

Design Heritage: Originally designed in the 1930s as the Sac à Dépêches, it was renamed in 1977 after Princess Grace Kelly used it to discreetly shield her pregnancy from the press.

Two Signature Styles:

• Sellier: Features external stitching and finished resin edges for a sharp, geometric frame. It is typically crafted from firmer leathers like Epsom or Box.

• Retourne: Constructed inside-out with internal stitching and leather piping, resulting in a softer, more casual appearance with rounded corners. Common leathers include Togo and Clemence.

Meticulous Craftsmanship: Every bag is entirely hand-stitched by a single artisan using the traditional “saddle stitch,” requiring roughly 18 to 24 hours of work.

Key Features:

• Hardware: Includes the iconic touret (turnlock) closure, two sangles (straps), a padlock, and two keys stored in a leather clochette.

• Storage & Interior: The interior is typically lined with soft Chèvre (goatskin) leather and contains one zipped pocket and two open flat pockets. It can comfortably fit a smartphone, a full-sized wallet, keys, and a small cosmetic pouch.

• Dimensions: Approximately 25cm (width) x 19cm (height) x 9.5cm (depth)