More than a century ago, the French firm Hermès began its journey in the world of accessories by designing and manufacturing harnesses for horses. Already at that time, the extreme care in its craftsmanship and the use of the best raw materials made it stand out and it soon became a success. These two aspects: luxury and top quality leather were from the very beginning its two hallmarks.

After making the leap with another resounding success to the design of accessories, creating iconic bags such as the Birkin or Kelly models, in 1951 they launched the first of a long list of Hermès perfumes, placing themselves among the best brands of high perfumery in the world.

The Hermès perfume

After succeeding and establishing itself in the luxury sector, Hermès entrusted the creation of its first fragrance to a legend of perfumery: Edmond Roudnitska. Eau d'Hermès was designed on the basis of the brand's defining principles, with hints of leather and a background of understated elegance. Since then, Hermès perfumes have stood out in luxury perfumery for being handcrafted creations very careful, author, outside the trends and with the aim of transcending and design elaborate essences.