The Ultimate Guide to the Colors of Hermès

Color Name

Description

Bordeaux (57)

A rich, deep red that borders on oxblood.

Braise (95)

Braise means "ember" in French, and this vivid red is aglow with the internal fire of an ember. The bright, clear hue is the brightest red used only in crocodile and alligator handbags and accessories.

Geranium (D5)

Named for a flaming red flower in South Africa, Geranium is a vibrant red with yellow undertones. This shade packs a visual punch.

Rouge Casaque (Q5)

The color Rouge Casaque means "red jacket" and is inspired by the vibrant red silks jockeys wear. With its blue undertone, this is the purest red that Hermès produces.

Rouge Chili (5I)

Rather than a bowl of spicy chili, Rouge Chili calls to mind a rich, creamy dark chocolate laced with red wine.

Rouge de Coeur (53)

The color Rouge de Coeur (French for "red heart") is a very vibrant candy-apple red with a touch of pink and orange undertones.

Rouge Duchesse (2V)

Rouge Duchesse is a warm and lovely watermelon red.

Rouge Exotique (51)

Rouge Exotique glows with the color and clarity of freshly squeezed pomegranate juice. The vibrant red has a yellow undertone.

Rouge Garance (54)

Rouge Garance, or "madder red," is a bright, bold red. This is one of the most brilliant reds for calf leather like Togo or Clemence.

Rouge Grenat (K1)

Rouge Grenat, also known as Rouge Grenade, is a rich, deep garnet red shade.

Rouge Sellier (0G)

Rouge Sellier is a super deep red bordering on brown with an almost plum tinge.

Rouge Hermès (46)

Rouge Hermès, also known as Rouge H or simply Rouge, was one of the original Hermès colors and remains a classic to this day. It is a deep wine red with a hint of brown.

Rouge Indien (5Z)

Rouge Indien is a bright, full-bodied scarlet.

Rouge Moyen (56)

Hermès Rouge Moyen is a sophisticated shade of dark red tinged with brown sugar.

Rouge Piment (5X)

The rich, saturated shade of Rouge Piment is one of the most intense of all Hermès colors. Spicy and powerful with a velvety finish, this red makes a powerful statement.

Rouge Pivoine (2R)

Named for the large, billowy blooms of red peonies, Rouge Pivoine is a brilliant red tinged with coral.

Rouge Tomate (S5)

Rouge Tomate is a rich tomato red with golden undertones.

Rouge Vif (53)

"Vif" indicates that this is a vivid and bright shade of red. It is a true red with blue undertones, similar to Rouge Casaque.

Rubis (B5)

French for Ruby, this color is an elegant red with a slight berry undertone.

Rouge Venitien (5Q)

Rouge Venitien is a warm dark red that evokes the rich, red clay of Venice.

Vermillion (5E)

Vermillion is a brilliant shade of scarlet named after the pigment created by powdering cinnabar.

Color Name

Description

Bois de Rose (G5)

Bois de Rose is a lovely rosewood shade with plum overtones.

Bougainvillea (A5)

Bougainvillea is a bright coral red with raspberry undertones. Hermès produces it in both leathers and exotics.

Bubblegum (5P)

Bubblegum is a medium pure pink. In leather, it is produced with mauve contrast stitching. It is the most expensive exotic color in the secondary market after Himalaya.

Crevette (L5)

Although Crevette is the French word for shrimp, the Hermès color Crevette is actually salmon pink. It was introduced around the same time as Flamingo and came primarily in Clemence leather.

Flamingo (I5)

The luscious shade of flamingo pink evokes thoughts of the wading birds. It is salmon pink and seen in Epsom leather. It is the counterpart of Crevette, which came primarily in Clemence leather.

Fuchsia (5J)

A highly coveted Hermès bag color, Fuchsia is a bright, bold shade of pink with blue undertones. Primarily offered in exotic skins.

Mauve Pale (09)

Introduced in 2022, Mauve Pale is a beautiful, soft pink with slight undertones of purple and gray.

Mauve Sylvestre (X9)

Hermès Mauve Sylvestre bags are named for a woodland wildflower. The cool pink shade is a bright and cheery pastel tinged with lilac.

Rose Azalee (8W)

Hermès Rose Azalee is named for a lovely coral pink shade of Azalea flowers. Introduced in 2015, it is often one of the color options that VIPs select when choosing their Special Order bags.

Rose Candy (8T)

Rose Candy is a salmon pink shade similar to Rosy.

Rose Confetti (1Q)

The ever-popular Hermès color Rose Confetti is a warm, clear shade of pink kissed with peach.

Rose D'Ete (K4)

Rose d'Ete is a soft summer pink with a light salmon undertone.

Rose Dragee (5U)

This subtle, sweet shade of pink was inspired by confections that coat nuts with pastel shades. It was only available in swift leather.

Rose Eglantine (P1)

Rose Eglantine is inspired by a classic old rose whose buff-colored blooms are barely tinged by a delicate blush tone.

Rose Extreme (I6)

Rose Extreme is a strong pink shade that borders on red.

Rose Indien (5N)

Hermès color Rose Indien is a rich, vibrant, blue-based pink. This color has been rested but remains a highly sought-after hue. Often used for exotic skin bags.

Rose Jaipur (T5)

This luscious shade is named for Jaipur, a renowned city in India nicknamed the "Pink City" due to its population of pink buildings. The color is a rosy-toned coral that glows when paired with gold hardware.

Rose Lipstick (U5)

Rose Lipstick is one of the most popular pinks in the Hermès color collection. It is a rich, medium pink with an undertone of salmon.

Rose Mexico (0D)

The bright, bold Rose Mexico is a gorgeous shade of blue-based, deep pink bordering on red.

Rose Pop (0R)

Rose Pop is a true, vibrant pink reminiscent of fuchsia. It is very saturated and neon-bright.

Rose Sakura (3Q)

Rose Sakura is the most coveted of Hermès pinks. It is a soft pink reminiscent of the shade of cherry blossoms. It is offered in smooth Swift, Jonathan, or Chèvre.

Rose Shocking (5R)

This brilliant shade of hottest pink is blue-based and utterly striking. It is similar to Rose Tyrien in its intensity.

Rose Texas (0E)

This color, introduced in the fall of 2020, is a dark coral pink.

Rose Thé (3L)

Hermes Tea Rose is a salmon pink that almost seems like a light Sienna.

Rose Tyrien (E5)

Rose Tyrien is a powerful shade of pink that is sure to electrify any ensemble. Initially released in 2011 as part of the Hermès candy collection, Rose Tyrien is the brightest, boldest pink the brand has released. It is primarily offered in Epsom, a leather that shows off the color's vibrancy.

Rosy (5V)

The warm, creamy Rosy blends the very best of blush and peach for an unforgettable shade.

Tosca (K5)

Inspired by the Italian opera of the same name, Tosca is a passionate, sexy shade that spans violet and pink. Think Magenta!

Color Name

Description

Abricot (I9)

An orange hue with a touch of yellow, like a ripe apricot fruit.

Blush (J9)

The lovely color Blush combines the best of orange and pink for a delicious coral shade.

Brique (36)

The Hermès leather color Brique is a creamy shade of brick red that appears redder when rendered in Box leather but tips orange in Vache Liegee.

Capucine (9T)

Capucine is the French word for nasturtium, a scarlet-blooming annual whose edible flowers have a peppery flavor. It is red-orange.

Cornaline (3B)

Cornaline is French for carnelian, the lovely jasper-shaded semiprecious stone. This sophisticated orange has wonderful depth.

Feu (9J)

The Hermès color Feu lives up to its name — fire. This shade is so warm it's hot, with a brilliant orange that is utterly clear.

Jaune D'Or (9V)

The sun-drenched Jaune D'Or is the perfect blend of lemon yellow and citrus orange.

Mangue (9Z)

The luscious, tropical coral tone of Mangue looks more peach than the golden mango flesh you might expect from the name. The color is dreamy and delicious.

Ocre (3H)

The clay-based Hermès color Ocre is close to the timeless Gold, with more of a yellow undertone.

Orange (93)

These Hermès Orange bags display the same shade as the iconic Hermès logo. The color is a bright, citrus orange that adds a visual punch to any ensemble.

Orange Minium (0X)

Orange Minium, introduced in Spring 2023, is reminiscent of clementines and tangerines. It is far more "pop" than the classic Orange H.

Orange Poppy (8V)

The Hermès color Orange Poppy is a luscious shade of bright orange with rosy pink undertones.

Pain D'Epice (9Y)

This spicy shade of gingerbread is a delicious blend of pumpkin spice and burnt caramel, and it is primarily reserved for bags crafted from shiny Porosus Crocodile.

Potiron (5F)

This sophisticated deep orange shade bears the French name for pumpkin.

Sanguine (9M)

Sanguine is a cheerful, creamy blend of rosy pink and sunset orange and is an ideal shade for any season.

Tangerine (5K)

Hermès color Tangerine is a spicy orange reserved for Ostrich skin bags.

Terre Battue (R1)

Terre Battue translates as "clay." It is a warm, earthy terracotta shade with brown undertones.

Terre Cuite (94)

This peachy shade of rose pink is perfect for spring but also sparkles in the fall. The rare color is primarily reserved for ostrich skin bags.

Color Name

Description

Cumin (2P)

Cumin is a bold, strong golden yellow that is less orange than Jaune Amber and has a slight green cast.

Curry (2C)

Curry is a stylish neutral shade of yellow, both spicy and creamy. Delightful for any season, this is the perfect shade for those looking for their first yellow Hermès bag.

Jaune Ambre (9D)

The yellow hue of Jaune Ambre is warmed by the underlying amber.

Jaune D'Or (9V)

This clear, bold, yellow-gold Hermès color shines bright with confidence, marking any fashion statement with an exclamation point.

Jaune Poussin (1Z)

Jaune Poussin translates as "yellow chick," and it is, indeed, the soft, fuzzy, and lively shade of a newly hatched chick.

Lime (9R)

Lime is an electric yellow (with a tinge of green) that is nearly neon in its intensity and clarity.

Limoncello (0Y)

First released in 2022, this bright, sunny color sits between Jaune Poussin and Jaune Citron among Hermès yellow bag shades.

Mimosa (M9)

Mimosa is a bold, bright yellow Hermès color that sparkles with a hint of champagne.

Moutarde (9U)

Moutarde, a spicy, orange-tinged shade of mustard yellow, is a credible neutral.

Parchemin (3C)

Parchemin is a soft shade of beige with buttery yellow undertones. This shade has been rested for years.

Safran (22)

Rather than a bright saffron, Safran is an earthy shade of yellow-khaki. When rendered in Ostrich skin, it is more of a rich, burnt butterscotch.

Soleil (9H)

Soleil, named for the sun, is a bright, bold, medium yellow that adds a sunny accent to any ensemble.

Soufre (C9)

Soufre is a clear, sunny shade of sulfur yellow.

Color Name

Description

Bambou (1K)

Named for elegant, fast-growing bamboo, Bambou is a brilliant emerald green, the exact shade of the plant's leaves and stems. This rare hue holds its value exceptionally well.

Cactus (1L)

Cactus is a rich, saturated green. It is close to Bambou but a more muted shade.

Canopee (V6)

Canopee is a handsome, military olive green. A chic neutral, it pairs equally well with palladium or gold hardware, though it does seem to sparkle brighter with gold.

Eucalyptus (F6)

Sometimes described as a dark army green, Eucalyptus is so dark a shade that it can look like a deep bark brown in some lights.

Granny (K6)

As bright and tart as a Granny Smith apple, the Hermès color Granny is a vibrant spring green that acts as a neutral while providing a pop of color.

Jaune Bourgeon (R9)

A lovely pastel shade of lime green, Jaune Bourgeon serves as a sophisticated neutral shade.

Kiwi (6R)

Kiwi is the delicious, yellow-tinged green of a kiwi's juicy flesh. Perfect for spring, it is also a sophisticated shade for fall and winter.

Lichen (6F)

A classic earth tone, the Hermès bag color Lichen is a khaki green that is nearly olive.

Malachite (Z6)

Malachite is a smoky green shade that Hermès describes as a "mountain green." The pronounced blue undertones make this color unforgettable.

Menthe (6W)

A bold mint green, Menthe has rich, blue undertones that garner second glances.

Pelouse (6G)

Although Pelouse translates as "lawn," this rich Hermès color is more of a dark moss green.

Pistache (6E)

This creamy shade of pistachio is right next door to the latest "it" color, Vert Criquet.

Sauge (91)

The Hermès bag color Sauge is a soft sage green that borders on gray.

Toundra (6T)

Named for the frozen tundra, Toundra is a rich neutral green with bark-brown undertones and is next door to Vert Olive.

Vert Amande (63)

This handsome color is a smoky, greenish gray inspired by fresh green almond shells before they mature and dry to brown.

Vert Anglais (2Q)

The Hermès color Vert Anglais, or English green, is the deep, blue-green shade that is the United Kingdom's international motor racing color.

Vert Anis (66)

Vert Anis is a dusky chartreuse. This color was inspired by and named after anise seeds.

Vert Bengale (6L)

Inspired by Bengal, the center of the ancient silk trades, and boasting lush flora, Vert Bengale is a deep jungle green.

Vert Bronze (60)

The sophisticated Hermès bag color Vert Bronze has a chameleon-like nature, seeming to shift from a rich bronze to a deep olive in a different light. A chic neutral shade.

Vert Chartreuse (6D)

The Hermès color Chartreuse is inspired by the herbal liqueur made by Carthusian monks. The full-bodied color is a rich olive green with yellow undertones.

Vert Criquet (3I)

While named for cricket or green locust, the Hermès color Vert Criquet is a lovely celadon shade of green.

Vert Cypress (60)

This rich, dusky green has prominent blue undertones. While it pairs well with palladium or gold hardware, the gold has a far richer appeal with this shade.

Vert D'Eau (6J)

Hermès Vert D'Eau, or water green, is a delicate sea glass green reserved for Alligator skin bags.

Vert de Gris (C6)

This handsome green-gray shade is a gorgeous neutral. It is similar to Etain mixed with forest green.

Vert Emeraude (6Q)

Hermès leather color Vert Emeraude is a true emerald green. This mesmerizing jewel tone is reserved for glossy alligator leather. This color is in high demand on the secondary market.

Vert Fizz (0S)

This lovely "barely there" shade of the palest pistachio cream is a sweet neutral.

Vert Fonce (67)

Vert Fonce is such a dark shade of forest green it almost appears black in some lights.

Vert Jade (O6)

The Vert Jade Hermès leather color is a rich, jewel-tone green with blue undertones.

Vert Olive (61)

This dark, earthy shade of olive green is a chic and versatile neutral.

Vert Rousseau (VO)

This deep, dark, nearly black shade of green was inspired by French master artist Henri Rousseau's depictions of exotic jungles.

Vert Titien (1T)

Hermès color Vert Titien is another inspired by a great artist. This dark, moody shade of green is a particularly effective Ostrich skin color.

Vert Veronese (6H)

Darker than Vert Olive and with more of an earthy, yellow undertone, Vert Veronese is a handsome neutral all year round.

Vert Vertigo (U4)

Vert Vertigo is a vivid, saturated blue-based green.

Color Name

Description

Atoll (3P)

This cool, true blue is more vivid than sky blue.

Bleu Abysse (7K)

This is an impossibly deep, dark blue that is extraordinary in shiny Crocodile skin.

Bleu Agate (R2)

Bleu Agate is a sophisticated blue shade tempered by a bit of slate gray.

Bleu Azteque (7M)

Hermès leather color Bleu Azteque is a vibrant, cerulean blue.

Bleu Azur (7R)

Bleu Azure is a creamy shade of cornflower blue, tinged with pearl gray.

Bleu Baltique (8X)

The deep, dark blue of the Baltic Sea at midnight, Bleu Baltique is reserved for shiny Crocodile skin bags.

Bleu Brighton (7E)

This is a rich, medium blue, tinged with periwinkle.

Bleu Brume (T0)

Bleu Brume, or "blue haze," is a soft, pastel shade of ice blue.

Bleu Canard (7D)

Named for the feathers of the rare blue duck, this Hermès color is a deep shade of blue tinged with teal.

Bleu de Galice (S7)

This lovely shade is an Air Force blue tinged with slate.

Bleu de Malte (7L)

Bleu de Malte is a handsome shade of navy blue.

Bleu du Nord (P3)

The Hermès color Bleu Nord is a clear sky blue with a yellow undertone.

Bleu de Prusse (7P)

This Hermès blue is inspired by the uniforms of the Prussian military. It is a dark slate blue with periwinkle undertones.

Bleu Electrique (7T)

This electric blue shade is a dark but vivid shade of cobalt, lightly kissed by royal purple. This confident shade is enormously popular on the secondary market.

Bleu France (71)

Bleu France is the rich, royal shade of blue depicted on the French flag.

Bleu Frida (0F)

Blue Frida is a brilliant Mediterranean blue.

Bleu Glacier (8U)

The delicate shade Bleu Glacier is the pale, silvery sheen of mist. Like Bleu Pale, this color belongs to the clouds.

Bleu Hydra (T7)

The Hermès color Bleu Hydra is a brilliant shade of cerulean blue.

Bleu Indigo (76)

This is the deep, dark color of the midnight sky.

Bleu Iris (77)

The dark, floral tone of Bleu Iris is a dark indigo tinged with violet. Restricted to Ostrich skins.

Bleu Izmir (7W)

This is a beautiful shade of Aegean blue.

Bleu Jean (75)

This is the classic shade of faded denim jeans, barely touched with a green tinge.

Bleu Lin (J7)

Bleu Lin, or "blue linen," is a muted blue-gray Hermès leather color.

Bleu Marine (78)

Bleu Marine is a deep, dark shade of pure marine blue.

Bleu Navy (39)

Very close to Bleu Marine, Bleu Navy has a tinge of forest green.

Bleu Nuit (2Z)

Bleu Nuit is the darkest shade of blue Hermès offers. Like the sky at midnight, it can be mistaken for black.

Bleu Obscur (K7)

This is a sober shade of deepest dark blue.

Bleu Ocean (Z7)

Hermès color Bleu Ocean is the deepest shade of sea blue, exquisite with palladium hardware.

Bleu Orage (Y7)

This dark shade of slate blue is inspired by the skies in Paris during a storm.

Bleu Pale (08)

Bleu Pale is a misty Hermès color blue, nearly the color of fog.

Bleu Paon (7F)

Bleu Paon translates as peacock blue. This gorgeous shade of teal tips toward blue in some lights and green in others.

Bleu Paradis (2T)

This Hermès bag color is the exact shade of the fragrant blue phlox by the same name, Blue Paradise.

Bleu Royal (O8)

Bleu Royal is a rich, saturated royal blue.

Bleu Saphir (73)

This rich sapphire blue has purple undertones for an elegant appeal.

Bleu St. Cyr (3Z)

Bleu St. Cyr is a cheery, confident sky blue gently tinged with green.

Bleu Tempete (N7)

This moody shade of stormy blue is striking with palladium hardware.

Bleu Thalassa (7A)

Named for the Greek goddess of the sea, Thalassa is a gorgeous royal blue tinged with green.

Blue Zanzibar (B3)

Named for a Tanzanian archipelago, Blue Zanzibar is the brilliant blue of crystal-clear ocean waters. This gorgeous hue glows with gold hardware.

Bleu Zephyr (U2)

Bleu Zephyr is a cheerful, peppy pastel blue with a lot of personality.

Celeste (7N)

Celeste is the vivid blue of a summer sky and a highly sought-after Hermès leather color.

Ciel (7G)

Ciel is a lovely, creamy shade of sky blue. It is a misty morning sky to the vivid summer sky of Celeste.

Cobalt (7C)

Hermès Cobalt is a rich, vibrant shade that can tilt toward a dark sea green in some lights.

Colvert (1P)

The name Colvert translates to mallard. Like the shimmering blend of sapphire and emerald feathers on a mallard duck's head, Colvert is a mesmerizing shade.

Lagon (7V)

One of the more enchanting Hermès colors, Lagon is the stunning green-tinted blue of a Mediterranean lagoon, or nearly Tiffany blue.

Mykonos (7Q)

The gorgeous color Mykonos was inspired by the brilliant blue seas surrounding the Greek resort for which it is named.

Turquoise (7B)

This outstanding Turquoise blends the very best of blue and green for a clear gemstone color.

Color Name

Description

Amethyst (9G)

Amethyst is the rich, royal purple of the precious gemstone by the same name.

Anemone (P9)

Anemone is a gorgeous floral shade of purple with vivid red undertones.

Aubergine (3V)

Aubergine translates to eggplant. This is a deliciously deep, dark purple, even darker than Raisin.

Cassis (N5)

The deep, dark berry tone of Cassis is a rich purple that is nearly royal in color.

Crocus (9W)

The floral violet shade of purple is exquisite when paired with palladium hardware.

Cyclamen (5H)

This is the color of the upswept petals of a magenta cyclamen flower.

Glycine (4W)

The Hermès leather color Glycine is a delicate, smoky shade of lilac tinged with rose.

Griolet (8B)

The rare color Griolet is a rosy plum tinged with gray.

Iris (9K)

Iris is a deep, dark, powerful shade of purple with strong blue undertones.

Magnolia (9I)

Magnolia blends bright pink with bright purple for an unforgettable hue.

Parme (9P)

The Hermès bag color Parme is catnip to purple lovers. It is bright, playful, and a couple of shades lighter than royal purple.

Prune (58)

This dark, darker, darkest shade of purple borders on the extraordinary dark brown of Macassar. Pretty with palladium hardware, this is one of the Hermès colors that is gorgeous with gold.

Prunoir (3W)

Where the Hermès Prune is right next to the deepest shade of brown, Prunoir is so dark a purple it looks nearly black.

Raisin (59)

The Hermès color Raisin is an extraordinarily dark purple that borders on black.

Rose Pourpre (L3)

Rose Pourpre is a gorgeous fuchsia shade that brightens up the grayest of days.

Rose Scheherazade (J5)

Rose Scheherazade is a beguiling and bold magenta with blue undertones primarily reserved for alligator and crocodile bags.

Ultraviolet (5L)

Rich, moody, deep purple tones.

Violet (96)

This gorgeous shade is the living, jewel-tone purple of pansies.

Violine (5C)

Violine is a rich, rare shade of purple reserved for ostrich skin.

Color Name

Description

Alezan (3G)

This lovely chestnut brown is a versatile neutral shade.

Argile (1F)

A delicious, creamy café au lait.

Biscuit (48)

The golden brown of baking biscuits, just a shade lighter than Hermès Gold, with a strong yellow undertone.

Bronze D'Or (U8)

Bronze D'Or is a rich, burned butterscotch that lives up to its name, translated as golden bronze.

Brûlée (4G)

The rich color of caramelized sugar found atop crème brûlée.

Cacao (4H)

The intense, rich shade of deep, very dark chocolate.

Café (4A)

Hermès Café is the color of dark black French roast coffee.

Cannelle (2E)

The Cannelle Hermès leather color is the shade of freshly ground cinnamon.

Caramel (28)

A sumptuous shade of caramel.

Chai (0M)

The lovely color Chai is a creamy spiced caramel.

Chocolat (47)

A delicious shade of dark chocolate.

Cigare (4L)

The tawny color of a fine cigar.

Cognac (35)

The elegant shade of brandy.

Cuivre (6C)

Cuivre is French for "copper." While not metallic, Cuivre has a rich, reddish undertone reminiscent of hammered copper.

Desert (1D)

A shade of ochre with yellow undertones.

Ebene (46)

A smoldering shade of deepest ebony brown.

Ecorce (4C)

A dark bark brown.

Etain (8F)

Although Etain is French for "tin," this moody color blends smoke gray with bark brown for a wonderfully complex neutral shade.

Etoupe (18)

The Hermès leather color Etoupe is a sophisticated blend of gray and brown that is both elegant and imbued with youthful energy. This shade consistently appears high on the lists of the most expensive Hermès colors.

Fauve (34)

Fauve is the French word for "wildcat," and this shade seems inspired by the tawny brown coat of the striking Asiatic wildcat of Nepal.

Gold (37)

Hermès Gold is a complex shade of chestnut infused with honey and caramel, tinged with butterscotch. It is one of the original classic colors and is such a versatile neutral it is always in great demand.

Gris Asphalte (M8)

Gris Asphalte is a chic gray-brown taupe.

Gris Caillou

This very rare, grayish-tan color is reserved for the Hermès suede "Grizzly."

Havanne (41)

A delicious blend of rich, dark chocolate with undertones of red wine.

Khaki (P8)

This medium grayed bark brown is a few shades darker than Etoupe.

Kraft (2H)

This yellow ochre shade was inspired by the craft paper that has launched a million young artists.

Macassar (3S)

This Hermès color is an impossibly dark, sultry brown that is not quite black. Spectacular when paired with gold hardware.

Marron d'Inde (4I)

This medium chestnut brown is a few shades darker than Gold.

Marron Fonce (45)

Marron Fonce is a delicious blend of dark chocolate and red wine.

Miel (33)

Miel, French for honey, is the clear, dark color honey tinged with molasses. This rare shade is reserved for shiny alligator and crocodile bags. Absolutely stunning with diamond-encrusted hardware.

Moka (44)

Named for "mocha," this is the color of the morning's first cup of hot Arabica roast coffee.

Mushroom (OT)

Mushroom is a delicately shaded off-white with hints of gray and moss.

Nata (12)

Named after the Spanish word for "cream," Hermès Nata is a lovely warm cream color.

Naturel (27)

This color, reminiscent of roasted sesame seeds, is a few shades lighter than Gold.

Naturel-Sable (21)

Natural Sable is slightly deeper than Natural.

Noisette (30)

The Hermès bag color Noisette is a rich hazelnut with red undertones.

Parchemin (3C)

The color of fine parchment, Parchemin is a creamy vanilla with dusty pink undertones.

Rouille (4V)

Although named "rust," Rouille is an elegant shade of mahogany reserved for Niloticus crocodile bags.

Sesame (2S)

Sesame is a lovely neutral shade, just a tad lighter than Gold, with a strong yellow undertone.

Taupe (16)

A few shades darker than Etoupe, Taupe beautifully blends brown with gray for a compelling neutral.

Terre (4D)

A rich bark brown with orange undertones.

Terre Battue (R1)

A creamy terra cotta color.

Toffee (1H)

Toffee is a delicious shade of butterscotch, a golden brown.

Trench (S2)

A light, khaki beige with mossy undertones.

Vanille (Y1)

A delicious buttercream reserved for crocodile skins.

Color Name

Description

Blanc (01)

The Hermès color Blanc is snowy white and an ideal shade for accessorizing any look in your wardrobe.

Ardoise (85)

A handsome slate gray that simply glows when paired with gold hardware.

Beton (8L)

Named for the concrete that inspired it, this is a pale shade bridging gray and beige.

Craie (10)

Craie is the French word for chalk. This color doesn't just sound better in French; it also looks impossibly chic. Without a trace of yellow, the warm undertones of Craie color bags include smoke and blush.

Fusain (8G)

Although named "charcoal," Fusain is a deep, dark gray underlaid with bark brown.

Graphite (88)

This gorgeous, deep gray has a wonderful blue undertone.

Gris Agate (82)

Soft gray with a purple undertone.

Gris Fume (4Y)

Perfectly named, Gris Fume is a lovely smokey gray. Paired with palladium hardware, it is stunning.

Gris Meyer (0L)

Gris Meyer is a rich, velvety gray that is a lighter, softer shade than the Etain. The rose gold Hermès hardware simply glows against the gorgeous Gris Meyer leather.

Gris Mouette (4Z)

The lovely soft gray of seagulls, with a delicate blue undertone.

Gris de Paris (8M)

Inspired by the ancient stonework of Paris, Gris de Paris is a gorgeous medium to dark gray reserved for alligator and crocodile skins.

Gris Perle (80)

Gris Perle is a delicate shade of pearl gray. This Hermès color is right next door to Craie.

Gris Souris (8S)

The soft shade of a field mouse, this medium gray is tinged with tan.

Gris Tourterelle (81)

A fascinating chameleon color, this pale "dove gray" reads soft, buttery tan in some lights.

Mousse (19)

A rich dove gray with rosy undertones.

Noir (89)

Noir is the blackest of black and utterly chic. Adding a Noir Birkin or any black Hermès bag elevates any ensemble.

Plomb (8P)

This handsome dark "lead" gray color appears to have bark-brown undertones in some lights.