The Hermès Bag Releases You May Have Missed This Year

A 1970 Hermès design gets a decidedly modern makeover with the Fonsbelle Chaine, which brings the archival silhouette back after around five decades. The Spring-Summer 2024 reissue keeps the original’s curved flap and equestrian-inspired clasp but replaces its leather strap with a chunky chain, giving the Box calfskin bag a distinctly rock-and-roll edge.

Florals are having a moment at Hermès, and the Kelly Pochette Daisies puts a fresh spin on the classic silhouette. Launched as part of the Spring-Summer 2026 collection, the glossy Black Box calfskin version is decorated with intricate leather-inlay daisies, making this already-coveted little Kelly feel even more like a collector’s piece.

The Double Longe takes Hermès’ equestrian heritage quite literally, drawing inspiration from horse-training equipment and stable grooming bags. First seen on the Fall-Winter 2025 runway, the relaxed bucket silhouette combines Togo and Swift calfskin with oversized equestrian hardware and an adjustable strap offering two distinctive looks.

The Sanglons Clutch puts a familiar Hermès detail in the spotlight, reworking the sanglons straps found on the Birkin and Kelly into an oversized fastening. The compact clutch keeps the rest of its boxy design pared back, allowing the signature straps and scaled-up Touret to do all the talking.

The beloved Mini Lindy gets a lighter, more casual update in Toile H canvas. Paired with Swift calfskin trim and retaining its versatile crossbody design, the new version offers a summery alternative to the Mini Lindy’s classic all-leather construction.

Le Petit Sac is all about pared-back simplicity, with a slim, softly curved silhouette that recalls the effortless shoulder bags of the early 2000s. Reversible and designed to carry just the essentials, it comes in both Chèvre Mysore and Box calfskin for two distinctly different finishes.