Sell Hermès Handbags in 3 Effortless Steps

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Sell Hermès Handbags

There’s no question about it. The accessory that is the most-sought after in the world is the Hermès handbag.

Birkin and Kelly are the most desirable styles of Sell hermes handbags Hermès bags, of course, along with the Constance. But the company’s lesser-known offerings like the Berline, the Catenina, the Etrieviere, the Jypsiere and the Roulis (and there are many others – in fact, the Hermès website doesn’t even list many of them) are also beautiful, exclusive, stylish and expensive. Every one of them is worth a great deal of money, whether brand-new or previously owned.

Used Hermès bags interest us greatly at Dimorras. We sell Hermès handbags to our existing clients, so we experience enormous demand for these luxury purses every day – and we need many of them to satisfy that demand. No matter their age, condition or style, we are ready to buy your Hermès purses, and our experience has shown that our offers for these bags are well above those you’ll receive elsewhere.

You may have a barely-used, immaculate Hermès Kelly bag your mother handed down to you, or a Hermès Picotin handbag that you’ve worn so much that it’s been beaten into the ground. We are prepared to give them new homes; in return, we’ll provide you with a large cash payout through our simple and completely risk-free process.

The entire transaction only requires about a week, starting from the time you submit our convenient online form to request a preliminary evaluation. Let’s get started right now; it’s never been easier or more profitable to sell Hermès handbags.

Sell Your Hermès Handbags with Dimorras

If you were surprised to learn that there are so many styles of Hermès bags, you’re not alone. Very few people are aware of the extent of the company’s handbag line, because Hermès doesn’t go out of its way to publicize its lesser-known purses. The reason is simple; they’d prefer that you purchase more expensive Birkins or Kellys, or at the very least visit one of their retailers where they can steer you in the direction of their priciest bags.

Many people do own other types of Hermès handbags, naturally. Some can’t afford either of the company’s flagship styles, others run into waiting lists or limits set by boutiques preventing the purchase of more than one or two Kellys or Birkins per year, and some just love Hermès so much that they have an extensive collection.

Our experts at Dimorras are intimately familiar with all types of Hermès purses, not just the Birkin and the Kelly, because we evaluate, buy and sell Hermès handbags every day. And unlike the jack-of-all-trades working behind a pawnshop counter or on the floor of a vintage resale shop, we know exactly what each bag is really worth.

Do you have a Hermès – of any style – that’s just sitting in your closet? Even if you’re not sure that you want to sell your Hermès bag, we’ll give you an honest appraisal so you’ll know its true value. We’ll also make you a firm cash offer; if you decide to sell your Hermès handbag to us, we’ll pay you more for it than you could receive from any other buyer.

There are only a few simple steps in the process, and your valuable purse is fully insured the entire way. Once you’ve submitted our online form with a description of your handbag (and copies of any documentation you may have), we’ll call or email you right away with a preliminary estimate. The next step is shipping your Hermès handbag for a full appraisal – we pay for the shipping (both ways) and full insurance – and within days, you’ll have our firm offer, and if you accept, our big payout.

Start the process now, so we can get you your money! Submit your item here.

The Unparalleled Luxury of Hermes Handbags

Those who have discovered the unparalleled luxury and style of Hermès handbags over the 25 years may not realize how legendary the parent company really is. It’s been around since 1837, and was a leader in the manufacture of high-end saddles and harnesses for many decades. The initial Hermès bags were introduced during the early 1900s, and were actually a high fashion accessory in which saddles could be carried.

Innovations leading to what we now think of as “Hermès fashion” came fast and furious starting in the 1920s. The company patented the zipper in France, and used it in the first leather bag produced by Hermès. It showed its first line of women’s couture, and began selling women’s luxury products (as well as leather jackets) in both France and America during the decade. In the 1930s, Hermès sold its first silk scarf, began marketing other accessories like belts and gloves, and even designed “travel trunks” to be used in those newfangled automobiles which had become ubiquitous.

The iconic Hermès Kelly handbag was first sold in the 1930s (and was known at the time as the sac à dépêches) but became a sensation in the 1950s, when actress Grace Kelly (then the Princess of Monaco) was shown on the cover of Life Magazine carrying one strategically held to obscure the fact that she was pregnant. The Birkin bag was introduced in the mid 1980s, named after the actress (Jane Birkin) whose suggestions spurred creation of the purse. Between those two releases, though, the company continued to produce new lines of high fashion wear, including their first shoe collection. Later on, Hermès would extend its marketing reach to furniture, linens and even silverware.

Despite the enormous reach of the brand, though, Hermès handbags (along with silk scarves) remain the company’s signature pieces. They drive the engine which generates annual company revenue of more than $4 billion Euros, led by sales in Europe and Japan. Demand is so high for the most popular Hermès purses that those who can afford the price tag (ranging into the tens of thousands of dollars) are often placed on a waiting list until they’re allowed to purchase one.

You probably now understand why Dimorras is ready to pay top-of-the-market prices to anyone who wants to sell Hermès handbags. Our clients are happy to obtain all of the pre-owned Hermès bags we can provide – and that allows us to pay sellers an unprecedented windfall for the purses they no longer want to keep.