There's a special hell for people who treat their bags like this. We got an authentic Hermes HerBag Zip bag in - with lots of cracks and tears in all leather parts incl top and handles and removable strap.
First off, Hermes is an incredibly awesome and also incredibly expensive brand. It usually beats Louis Vuitton in terms of price per item, sometimes for good reason, sometimes merely because of market demand. It takes about 40 hours for an Hermes craftman or woman to create a Kelly or similar bag. The quality of the materials and craftsmanship is among the very best money can buy.
We regularly see bags that retail for 10, 20, even 30,000 USD.
Now, the HerBag Zip Bag is on the "cheaper" side, at only about 3500 retail. Part for the reason is that the bottom is canvas, not leather. It's also a simplified manufacturing process, so all that saves in production costs.
The HerBag is very much a daily driver bag. It's large enough to throw in all your essentials, and strong enough to hold the occasional gold bullion or whatnot.
Interestingly, you can complete remove the top part - the top, the handles, the strap, everything. So you could keep your canvas core and pop on a different color top. So if your canvas gets dingy, there's your solution. A very expensive solution, but it's a solution nevertheless.
The top part is very, very thick leather, so are the handles and the straps. This is not a girly bag. The handle rods are big and heavy enough to use as a baton in a street fight. Seriously, it's almost a guy's bag and we fricking love it.
Here is the description of the original item when it was for sale on Poshmark ([ Ссылка ])
Canvas: small stains out- and inside, but otherwise OK.
Impossible to show all flaws in the few pics Posh allows, plz look closely at the collages to get an idea.
Incl attached cosmetic bag and Hermes pendant.
Metal hardware OK.
No box. Serial nearly impossible to see (inside top flap)
Made in France
Condition reflected in the low price for this Hermes
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