Hermès

Hermès Paris or simply Hermes is one of the high-fashion labels founded nearly 200 years ago. Born in Krefeld (Germany), Thierry Hermès (1801-1878) had a French father and a German mother. The Thierry Hermès family moved to France in 1828 and in 1837, Thierry Hermès opened the first Hermès store in Paris, serving customers who were European aristocrats. Specifically, Thierry Hermes – a saddler and leather bridle maker, his leather workshop gradually developed and became a brand specializing in producing the most luxurious leather goods in the world, popular with wealthy stars. and is famous for knowing and loving the Hermes brand accessories with the H-shaped logo and the image of a German man driving a chariot.

He created a number of saddle and bridle products for the shipping trade. This product won Hermes the prestigious award in 1855 and was awarded a first-class medal in 1867 at the Exposition Universelles in Paris. Hermes' son Charles-Émile Hermès (1835-1919) was given management rights from his father and moved the shop to 1880-24 Rue Du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, the site is still in use today for houses. Lead product introduction and retail saddlery. With high-class products, sophisticated in raw materials, meticulous in production, the company specializes in serving the elite class of the world.

Today, the Hermes name appears in 16 categories: handbags and luggage, notebooks and small leather goods, saddles, scarves and silk ties, women's and men's clothing, jewelry, watches, belts, gloves, shoes, hats, lacquerware and personalized jewelry, perfumery, tableware, and textiles. Newly developed Hermes categories are furniture, bedding, pillowcases, and wallpaper. With 19.2 billion dollars of brand value, the company is the second most valuable luxury brand in the world.

Brand Value: $19,2 Billion