Hermès Evelyne 23 Crossbody Bag Gris Meyer Clemence Leather Gold Hardware

Hermès Evelyne 23 Crossbody Bag Gris Meyer Clemence Leather Gold Hardware

23cm
Sale price  $303.00 Regular price $606.00
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Hermès Evelyne 23 Crossbody Bag Gris Meyer Clemence Leather Gold Hardware

Hermès Evelyne 23 Crossbody Bag Gris Meyer Clemence Leather Gold Hardware

Sale price  $303.00 Regular price $606.00
size23cm

Hermès Evelyne 23 — Gris Meyer Clemence Leather / Gold Hardware

Understated, sophisticated, and utterly modern — the Hermès Evelyne 23 in Gris Meyer is a study in quiet luxury. This cool-toned grey sits effortlessly between neutral and statement, making it one of the most versatile colorways in the Evelyne lineup. At 23 cm, the silhouette is compact yet capable, a daily essential that never compromises on presence.

Craftsmanship & Materials

  • Leather: Clemence — a lightly pebbled, heavyweight calfskin celebrated for its softness, durability, and resistance to scratches and water. Develops a rich patina with wear.
  • Color: Gris Meyer — a refined steel grey with cool blue undertones; a rare and sought-after Hermès colorway that pairs with virtually every palette.
  • Hardware: Gold-plated (GHW) — a warm contrast against the cool grey leather, adding a touch of polish to the bag's casual-chic DNA.
  • Snap Closure: Single press-stud tab at center top — quick access, clean profile.
  • Stitching: Handmade saddle stitch in matching thread — precise, tight, and built to last generations.

Design & Dimensions

  • Style: Crossbody / Shoulder Bag
  • Size: 23 cm
  • Closure: Press-stud tab
  • Strap: Adjustable shoulder strap with gold D-ring hardware
  • Interior: Open single compartment with smooth lining

Why Gris Meyer?

Unlike the classic Gold or Etain, Gris Meyer offers a cooler, more contemporary grey that photographs beautifully and works across all seasons. It is a collector's choice for those who seek both rarity and wearability in a single bag.

Crafted at the Hermès atelier with the uncompromising standards the Maison has upheld since 1837.

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