Hermes
Hermès Kelly 25 Retourne Blue Glacier Togo Gold Hardware - 2016, X
$18,995.00
While Hermes is known for their incredible colors, their selection of blues alone spans over forty shades. Some hues such as Blue Jean and Blue Marine are produced for decades, while other shades are more elusive, only popping up for one season before seemingly disappearing entirely. Blue Glacier is one such color. The first delicate light blue shade Hermes has produced since Blue Arctic in the early 2000’s, Blue Glacier gives off a cool sophistication, flashing gray and silver under a delicate blue gossamer that holds all the tonalities of this shade together. In Togo leather and topped with Gold Hardware like a glint of the sun above, this 25cm piece of arctic ice has been kept in exceptional condition.
Retourne refers to the inside stitching of the bag’s edges – observe the piping on the edges, you can see it’s as if has been sewn and then turned it inside out. This makes the bag a bit “softer” at the edges, and more flexible (there’s no piping on sellier Kellys).
Color: Blue Galcier
Hardware: Gold
25cm: 25x19x9cm 10"x7.5"x3.5"
Material: Togo Leather
Condition: Excellent
Collection: 2016, X
Multi colored straps available separately
The term "hardware" refers to the metallic parts of the bag, such as the buckle hardware, base studs, lock and keys and/or strap, which are plated with a colored finish (e.g. gold, silver, palladium). The terms refer to the tone or color of the hardware and not the actual material used. If hardware is composed of precious solid metals this will be referenced in the description.
Store Fresh
No indication of wear, all plastic on hardware, never worn, essentially as new.
Pristine
Little to no indication of handling, usually with all plastic on hardware and most likely never worn.
Excellent
Very minor evidence of handling.
Very Good
Evidence of wear and handling, with no major flaws.
Good
Moderate wear and is fully functional.
Fair
Moderate wear and has condition issues that may or may not be repairable.
