Hermès

All women dying for their stuff. All women dying to give them their money. Begging them to sell them their goods. It is such a bless for them to give you a few minutes of their time to «serve» you and even you had to wait for 30mins+ for their service.
No! You can see two colors of the same bag at the same time. You have to show them your original passport for them to sell you their goods. Photo of the passport will not be accepted even though it is a acceptable by other Hermes store. They almost had to beg you not to go there waste their time. Their products are too good for human being.

For all of you that love Hermes this is a must visit store. The staff there are super friendly and all professional dressed. I felt like I was in Hermes heaven. The flagship store is like eye candy for me. The store opens at 10:30am but there was a line before then on the side. For those that are trying their luck at a Birkin or Kelly stand in line to speak with a SA. Not sure if they deliver morning, noon or afternoon; it is all random. Came here a few times to try my luck. It can be a wait to talk to a SA but he was super sweet and patient. They really know how to treat you well. Now that I have been here I can’t imagine shopping at other locations. So much selection here. Love love love it here.

Honestly. Who doesn’t love Hermes? The luxury. Quality. Beauty. Unparalleled. One of my earliest memories is my mother getting dressed to go out with a fabulous scarf with balloons on it. The colors! The pattern! Gorgeous. I learned in my teens this was Hermes. We still have the scarf. They are so well made they last forever.
This flagship store is impressive. Large. Spacious. They have so many scarves to choose from. Every type of Hermes cuff available. Shoes galore. And everything else.
The salespeople here speak many languages too. So they can help the non french speaking Russian to your right and the American to your left. But of course they are happy to speak French too.
The prices will leave you breathless. I always stop here when in Paris, but I can’t buy here, used to be too poor, then when I had more money I wasn’t in Paris for a decade, and now I’m poor again. So I can only enjoy from afar.

Great experience at the Hermes Paris store. All the staff are impeccably and fashionably dressed and oh so helpful. It was crowded, especially by the leather bag section, so not even bothered to wait in line for help. Of course had to stop at the scarf section for the famous Hermes’ scarfs. So many selections, colors, and designs… difficult to choose. But, the staff was very helpful and assisted us in selecting the right scarf.
Stopped by the man’s section for a nice leather belt and Hermes’ famous «H» buckle. Decided to purchase the 32 mm belt and buckle. Thought about purchasing the 42 mm Constance belt and buckle, but the sales staff told me it’s really for woman, but is popular with American men.
Expect a crowd and a bit of wait to be serviced. Or, you could always try the smaller, boutique Hermes store with no crowd, but slightly less selection of products. It just depends on the experience you are looking for. Had a nice glass of champagne while shopping, so don’t be shy to ask for one. If champagne is not your thing, ask for a glass of water or cup of expresso or anything else.

This is a beautiful store with extremely attentive and knowledgeable staff. You must ask for Julie. She is a very pretty associate who will go out of her way for her customers. She took a great deal of time with me finding out in detail what I was looking for. She spent a long time in the back looking for the perfect items. When she emerged she escorted me to the upstairs area where they keep fine jewelry. You know the purposeful way that they unveil the leather goods from the iconic orange boxes. What she was able to offer me was beyond my expectations. Hermes I love your store. I will be a lifelong loyal customer.

Went to visit FSH on a Friday, around 2pm. Waited for 2 hours to request a bag but in all honesty I liked the fairness of process for getting a bag. Even if you know what you want you have to wait your turn and when you are seen they spend an enormous amount of time with you. Also, we were served beverages repeatedly in line which was a nice touch.
My SA in the bag section was incredibly nice and in the men’s wear section my dear hubby was treated with kindness too.
I met with some Parisian friends that night and when I explained by experience they mentioned that while prices are high, they are in line with many other local French designers not so well known… Also the demand simply outpaces the supply… While I thought being a tourist would hurt chances of customer service, many shared stories that now the attention of the SAs is to focus on tourists since they spend so much more.
All in all a great experience and even if you leave empty handed, do visit the store for the beauty and history.

Though I could never really afford anything in here myself, my family enjoyed themselves in the shopping! Though the store may seem pretentious, the service was nothing short of amazing! We were helped out by Benoit, who spent a couple hours with us and made sure we got everything we wanted… He was accommodating and patient!

The merchandise is fantastic, of course. I bought a scarf, in part just for the experience. The store is beautiful, and the staff is gracious. It was bustling almost to the point of discomfort during my visit, on a March afternoon. I’m returning in April ’13, and I’ll go in the morning, hoping for a softer encounter.

This place has the widest selection of goods than any of the locations in Paris. That being said, it is tourist central. Let me clarify. It is tourists from mainland China central. Because it is so crowded with all sorts of tourists (who are not just gawking but making purchases; and this is during the Holiday season mind you), service was hit or miss. I felt rushed and felt like I wasn’t given priority because I wasn’t looking for a birkin but for a scarf.
FYI, estimated prices on scarves (which are not posted online):
320 euros for Silk 90 (traditional, more patterns)
245 euros for Silk 70 (smaller, fewer patterns)
150 euros for Silk Twilly
VAT savings are 10% for Hermes.
This location was out of Birkins and Kellys during the holidays. Not sure if that’s just the stock answer to the general public.

Erected in 1880 by Charles-​Émile Hermès, this shop remains the oldest original boutique standing by the esteemed company that had its humble beginnings producing fine bridles and harnesses for the carriage trade. With that in mind, regardless of which Hermès store you purchase your merchandise from the orange shopping bag will always read 24, Faubourg Saint-​Honoré, Paris.
Ok, that was my obligatory tidbit of mindless trivia, now onto the frivolous shopping shall we? Now if you’re a fan of all things Hermès, this will undoubtedly be your Mecca. It boasts two impressive floors of wall to wall lavish Hermès products. From personalized equestrian fashions to the iconic Birkin and Kelly bags, they pretty much have it all here. Speaking of the Birkin and Kelly, they’re less likely to hide them here, as well. A little tidbit i’m sure the ladies will appreciate. So if you’re in the market to blow some major cash on these elusive handbags, this would be the place. I was offered a few but they were too large or not quite the right color for the person I had in mind. Luckily my sales associate found me the Kelly wallet in beige, which I knew she would like. I grabbed a few ties for myself and I was on my way with orange bags in tow.
On a side note, the prices, especially on the leather products, are curiously lower than those in the states. Tack on the VAT tax refund and it’s a no brainer if you’re looking to burn some cash on these luxury items.
Bear in mind, even with the discounts, the prices can still seem exorbitant. It’s all a matter of perspective I guess.
Regardless, it may be a kick just to peruse the shop and chuckle at how wealthy people burn their money.
Happy Shopping!

I love Hermès, but the younger service is rude and not the kind of people, who know how to treat a customer, who wants to spend much money. At least the Store-​manager made the deal. She knew well, what was important and necessary for me.

Ah, Hermès.
I went in here one day, expecting just to browse… and I walked out with a new tie!
This place has everything for the über rich; you can buy just about anything with the Hermès name on it. You can buy Hermès watches (beautiful and Swiss made), Hermès scarves (for men and women), ties, and even Hermès saddles and handkerchiefs.
Service is impeccable. I had a wonderful male associate, can’t remember his name, but when I was here in July of ’12, he helped me pick out a really nice tie. A red one with little Hs on it. My favorite tie.
Even if you aren’t planning buying anything, I recommend just going inside. The store is beautiful and nobody will judge you for just looking around. Just smile and say bonjour to the associates! :D
Oh, and like anywhere else in France, speaking French helps, but is not exactly necessary here. My associate spoke English with me, even though I speak French pretty well!
Bonne chance! Je vous souhaite une agréable journée chez Hermès!

On aime Hermès, ou on n’aime pas. Tout est une question de goût. Ou encore de portefeuille. Soyons honnêtes.
Mais qui pourrait rester insensible à ces vitrines de la boutique rue du Feaubourg Saint Honoré, des camaieux de couleurs vives, des magnifiques pièces de collection réhaussées par une mise en scèné à la colorimétrie parfaite. Un régal pour les pupilles. Un délice pour les aficionados de l’enseigne.
Rentrons? Une fois dedans, les pieds s’enfonçant dans l’épaisse moquette, comme dans un cocon, voguons, rêvons, montons ces superbes escaliers et rêvons encore. Né serait-​ce qu’admirer ces articles d’intérieurs, vaisselles, couvertures, l’espace sellerie, la joaillerie, les cravates (à des prix «abordables», né nous méprenons pas, malgré la qualité de confection affichée par ces petites merveilles à nouer.), le prêt-​à-​porter homme et femme, l’espace soulliers… Sans oublier le comptoir «carrés Hermes», autant de purs joyaux de soie carrée aux motifs envoutants.
Le bémol, l’endroit y est bondé le samedi, filez y pendant une pause dej en semaine ;-)
Resortons? Frustrés, peut être. Mais émerveillés, sans nul doute.

Is there any description necessary? I was in heaven…

Que dire de plus sur cette grande maison histoirique du luxe français La boutique est magnifique, le service parfait et jamais surfait. Le petit plus est les voituriers a dispo.

Superbe boutique. Accueil très bon, on né vous sauté pas dessus dès que vous avez passé le pas de porte, et en moins de deux minutes vous trouvez un vendeur de disponible.
Le chic a l’état pur dans un superbe bâtiment.
Toujours plein de clients ou de curieux, car vous pouvez rentrer sans difficulté.

Boutique de rêve où je pourrais m’y perdre des heures entières à flâner à travers les différents rayons. Je rêve de carré en soie et d’agence en crocro. mais bon il est beau de rêver.
Heureusement qu’il y a encore des maisons telles qu’Hermes aujourd’hui pour faire perdurer la qualité, le fait main, le luxe et le goût des belles choses.
Acheter quelque chose chez Hermès est un réel investissement qui nous suivra toute notre vie.

This boutique is the World headquarters of Hermès, and the largest store of the brand. Two expansive levels allow you to meander through the different departments of merchandise and carefully select your luxury purchases, and all the while admire the décor and the building which is a classified monument. Hermès has been at this location since the 19^th century, and this is where they used to make all of their merchandise, but they now have ateliers outside of Paris as production has grown quite a bit since then! ;)
You can find the classic and emblematic items such as their hand bags and silk scarves, but you can also find what the French call fantasy jewelry, or the real stuff, perfume, agendas and small leather goods, belts, gloves, and shoes (designed by Pierre Hardy), a womens’ prête-​à-​porter collection designed by Christophe Lemaire since the Fall collection of 2011 (before it was designed by Jean-​Paul Gaultier for about 10 years), there’s also a mens’ department with a clothing line designed by Véronique Nichanian; silk ties and mens accessories, you can also find home goods such as linens, table ware, silver ware, furniture, items for home décor and of course you can find everything you need for equestrian activities, this being the first area of expertise of the «maison».
This «house» represents a quintessentially French style and puts much emphasis on the quality of their products, the nobility of excellent workmanship, the idea of a search for inspiration through travel, design and a great love for long-​lasting products that you can keep for years and pass on to those who come after you. It is a family run business, one of the few remaining large family enterprises in France.
For a truly chic shopping experience come and explore this magnificent store.

Can we say best Hermès in the world?
First and foremost it’s massive, there is the widest selection of goods out of any Hermès store I’ve been to. The Beverly Hills location is often out of merchandise and you’re left with few choices, I have found this out on multiple occasions. I’m not the kind of person who likes to wait around for a certain color belt or bracelet so I’ve had to settle for my second choice a few times in Beverly Hills, in Paris? Not the case, they are stocked.
The customer service exceeds expectations. They are extremely courteous and helpful here and seemingly enjoy their jobs. They have a wide product knowledge and can help you find whatever you’re looking for.

In my past travels to Paris, France with my former love, I ventured to Galeries Lafayette where I was enticed with Hermes’s «Kelly Calèche» for women. I love Hermes’ classic pink and brown logo colors. Oui, ooh la la!
Kelly Calèche has a sleek yet simple design for the bottle and the scent is not entirely overpowering yet a man who has bears observation and attentive skill would dutifully acknowledge. A hint of passion with seduction for the weapon of the day!

Oui, s’il vous plaît…

Boutique magnifique avec de nombreux articles de très bonne qualité.Le personnel est bien plus aimable qu ‘à la nouvelle boutique proche du lutetia. Dommage que de nombreux articles soient en rupture.

Sans doute la boutique incontournable du faubourg saint honoré.
Au programme, bijouterie, sellerie, maroquinerie, foulards, parfums, etc.
Du choix, de la qualité: ici, plusieurs mois d’attente pour un sac mais on vous tient au courant des délais.
Un très bon service après vente.
Les vendeurs sont attentionnés, ils font tout pour vous faire passer un bon moment.
Le coin incontournable pour tout achat Hermes !!

«Je n’en reviens pas!»
I am in love.
I walk into this place and literally fall into a trance when I visit the handbag section. I already have too many Birkins, but I can never leave the Paris store without another tote for my arm. This store also has fantastic finds in their jewelry department, and the scarves and shoes are to die for. Very good salespeople, I always leave with something when I am here.
Probably my favorite Hermes store.

I believe this is the store that famously turned away Oprah. I mean damn.
I’ve visited twice, once with my mother who actually bought a bag, and once with my boyfriend, to gawk like a proper tourist should. The place is gigantic and loaded with some of the most expensive designer goods in existence. After a minute or two in Hermes, you start looking at the cute little leather animal keychains and being like, «Wow, only three digits on that price tag? Not bad!»
The bags and wallets are absurdly priced, and other than the timeless Birkins and Kellys, of which there are very few, mostly very boring. If I had a billion dollars I wouldn’t shell out for most of the bland designs. My mom bought a brown Birkin, which was a nice find. She hardly wears it, though — it’s pretty heavy-​handed, as status symbols go.
The Hermes store isn’t just purses, though, and not just clothes and shoes and jewelry either. If you do some wandering you can find things like golf bags and saddles and all manner of frivolities stamped with the Hermes name and the Hermes price. It’s definitely worth a browse, no matter what’s in your wallet.
It’s also worth checking out other patrons — there’s a healthy mix of buyers and gaspers, many of them Asian. Customer service is very good when needed, but if you’re not interested in buying anything, the staff will leave you well alone. I’m sure they’re used to casual browsers. Oprah, I would assume, did not fall into that camp.

Je suis totalement addict des carrés que je porte avec tout, c’est beau la soie

Packed! Packed with people trying to score a Birkin. I thought that they would have them, too. But, no. It is just like every other Hermes store. No Birkins. I suppose you have to stalk it everyday to get one. I have better luck with the Hermes store in San Diego, CA. It is like a museum and it is worth checking out if you are nearby.

Un très beau magazin.

This place was like a museum for shoppers. There was a large group of Chinese shoppers all having orgasms as they were handed their pumpkin colored shopping bags. They «ooh“d and «ahh“d over the diamond buckled Birkin that was handled by the sales rep wearing white gloves.
Wearing sneakers and slacks, I felt a bit underdressed. Every other shopper was wearing a suit. Some patron looked me up and down almost as to say that I was some bum that crawled out from the gutters. Seriously? At least I have all of my teeth!
Despite how busy it was, we were able to manage to get some eager gentleman to help us. It was an epic experience… for the wifey.

two words:
BIRKIN. PARADISE.
that is all, said the little piggy (^(oo)^)

Au 24 rue du faubourg Saint-​honoré, on y va pour acheter une selle ou des bottes cavalières, puisque de toute façon on né monte pas à cheval et qu’on en a encore moins les moyens, mais bien plus pour admirer cette boutique historique qui représente à elle seule la quintessence du chic français et voir de plus près les célèbres carrés de soies ou le fameux sac Kelly, d’autant que le personnel est toujours, même sans acheter, d’une amabilité à tout crin, et c’est le cas de le dire à cet endroit qui abritait à l’origine des harnais et des équipements de chevaux !
Et puis, tout occasion est bonne pour la marque d’organiser des évènements. Et c’est tant mieux pour nous ! La dernière en date à laquelle je me suis retrouvée par hasard, sans même avoir de carton d’invitation: la fête de la couleur, le 20 novembre dernier, journée internationale des droits de l’enfant au troisième étage de la boutique. C’était une K’Hermès, avec tout ce qu’il fallait de stands de jeux et de petits four sucrés.‘A voir aussi, les décorations des vitrines à Noël, toujours hautes en couleurs.

boutique toute rénovée, ça vaut le coup d’oeil!
Le lieu fait rêver autant que les objets! ils ont un espace sellerie, ok, à Paris, cela né semble pas très approprié mais c’est magique, parce que c’est le métier originel d’Hermès! On retrouve dans ce magasin parfaitement l’esprit de la marque: authenticité, raffinement et qualité.
Je trouve leurs chaussures très sympas (ça dépend ptet des collections évidemment), je né suis pas fan du reste que je né trouve pas très nouveau, un peu vieillot mais j’y vais pour les cadeaux: bijoux, cravates, foulards restent indémodables!

C’est un Must en matière de luxe. Le cuir est fabuleux, les vêtements sont très biens coupés les finitions sont belles. Quand aux vitrines ce sont les plus belles de Paris.

Hermes, c’est pour moi le luxe par excellence… sans la moindre ostentation. Les cachemires sont divins, leurs carres de soie des musts, leurs bijoux affichent un design simple et efficace (j’adore la montre Cape Cod !), leur sacs d’une grande elegance (il n’y a pas que le «Kelly»)… et leur scellerie laisse reveuse ma fille.

Véritable institution, ce paradis du luxe à la française est à la hauteur de sa réputation. Sur les quatres étages vous pouvez êtes sûr de concrétiser vos envies de classe. Pour indication le fameux carré (de soie) d’hermès tourne autour des 250 EUR.

Il est vrai qu’Hermès aurait peut être besoin d’un «coup de jeune» Mais il reste l’un des meilleurs si ce n’est le meilleur endroit pour acquérir un objet en cuir.
Les chaussures viennent de chez John Lobb et mériteraient d’être modernisées.
Mais la qualité des cuirs des blousons, malettes, sacs … est irréprochable.
Et la boutique est à voir…