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As with the huge and unique range of leathers, Hermès also offers an extensive and unique range of colors for their bags. Some of the color names are unique to Hermès, so to help you understand which color to expect, here is a brief guide to the most popular and some of the rarer and more unique Hermès colors.
***It is important to note that due to the unpredictable and unstable nature in which different leathers take to the dye, there can be subtle differences and minor variations in how the colors apply to each batch. This guide is meant to be used as a general guideline for color depictions***
bright tangerine, a classic Hermès color
slightly bright orange with brown undertones. Appears darker on Chevre leather and brighter on Togo leather
a lovely light shade of orange, slightly lighter than Classic Orange
a deep orange with pink undertones
a very light shade of orange
sky blue, can be bright or pale depending on leather
dark navy blue
blue-black indigo
Mediterranean Sea Blue, deeper than Blue Jean
bright royal blue. Appears as a denim blue look in exotic leathers
bright blue-green
light blue with white undertones
a very dark French Navy color
a bright ‘electric’ blue
a sea blue used in Chevre leather
a royal blue shade with white undertones
a deep and rich blue shade
a calm royal blue
same shade of blue that is found on the French flag
bright dark purple, lighter than violet
bright purple, darker than raisin
similar to Violet, slighter lighter
similar to lilac in color
very deep purple
light shade of purple, white undertones
very deep purple with dark blue undertones
dark and warm purple, similar to the color of prunes
mixture of pink and lavender
bright, rich pink
bright pink
light pink with white undertones
a medium shade of pink with red undertones
very light pink, just off-white
very bright pink, brighter than Rose Shocking
classic black color
similar to Noir with white undertones
dark grey with blue tones
grey with green undertones
almost silver shade of grey
grey with brown undertones
very light shade of grey
almost light brown shade of grey
classic gold color
shiny shade of silver
similar bronze shade to Olympic medals
deep wine red with blue and pink undertones
bright cherry or lipstick red with raspberry pink undertones
bright red, similar to a tomato color with orange undertones
brick red
rouge red
bright red with raspberry pink undertones
deep candy apple red with blue undertones, darker than Rouge Vif or Rouge Garance, but slightly lighter than Rouge Hermès
very bright red
tomato red color
slightly darker than Rouge Tomate
deep red with subtle pink undertones
very bright red with strong pink undertones
bright green, similar to an apple color
the brightest green in the Hermès collection
a medium shade of green, similar to grass color[;]
a medium shade of green, similar to grass color
dark and rich in color, same shade as olives
forest green
a light green, bordering on grey
a light, kiwi shade of green
a dark, ‘moss’ green color
a light green, similar in shade to the spikes on a cactus
deep green like a bamboo plant
a pistachio shade of green
‘worn’ green with bronze undertones
green with yellow undertones
light and playful green
bright and sunny yellow
dark yellow with brown undertones
beige with a hint of pink
bordering on a wine red color
rich and warm in tone, similar color to chocolate
warm and rich shade of brown
terracotta brick color
very dark brown
medium to light chocolate shade of brown
very dark brown with slight hint of purple undertones
deep and dark brown with white undertones
wonderful light caramel color
slightly darker than Natural
light and subtle brown
deep brown, almost grey in color
coffee brown color
a chocolate brown, almost maroon in tone
light brown color, similar to cigar leaves
medium brown with slightly white undertones
off-grey shade of brown, very light