Description

1. Top-quality materials, durable
Rare leather: Hermès is known for selecting the finest leather, such as Togo calfskin (wear-resistant, grainy texture), Epsom cowhide (hard and scratch-resistant), Box calfskin (smooth and vintage), and crocodile leather (rare and luxurious).

Excellent metal accessories: The belt buckle is made of pure copper, gold-plated or palladium, polished, not easy to fade or oxidize, and opens and closes smoothly.

2. Iconic craftsmanship, handmade
Fully handmade: Each belt is hand-cut, stitched and polished by Hermès craftsmen to ensure smooth edges and neat lines (such as saddle stitch, which is much more durable than machine stitching).

Extreme details: There is no trace of glue at the joint between the leather and the metal buckle, and the back of the buckle head is often engraved with “Hermès Paris” and the craftsman number to show identity.

3. Classic design, timeless
Low-key luxury: Hermès belts rarely use conspicuous logos, and only use “H” buckles (such as Constance buckle, Kelly buckle) or stitching details to show brand recognition.

Versatile: Neutral colors (black, brown, dark blue) and simple designs are suitable for business formals, casual wear and even evening dresses.

4. Brand value and collectibility
Status symbol: Hermès represents top luxury goods, and its belts are regarded as the “invisible business card” of successful people.

High value retention: Classic models (such as H-buckle belts) have high liquidity in the second-hand market, and rare materials such as crocodile skin may even appreciate in value.