Trademark Hermes

Hermes or Hermès is a luxury fashion brand headquartered in Paris, France. The owner of this luxury fashion brand is Thierry Hermès. This is a company that produces fashion accessories, leather goods, perfumes, ready-to-wear, and luxury goods. In 1950, the company's logo featured a horse-drawn carriage. The most prominent product of the Hermès brand is the Birkin handbag - named after an actor. This branded handbag costs from 10, 000 to 150, 000 USD, depending on the material, size, and even has a price of up to millions of USD.

Since its inception in 1837, the Hermès brand has always remained faithful to the operating model that focuses on artisans and exalts human values. The creative freedom or the spirit of innovation, the constant search for beautiful materials, the intersection of aesthetics combined with the quintessence of craftsmanship, all make the Hermès brand unique. Hermès is an independent family company with 16 lines of business, which maintains most of its production activities in France with 52 workshops and production sites. To date, Hermès has hundreds of stores in more than 45 countries around the world. Referring to Hermès, brand followers will immediately think of beautiful products, the quintessence of many artisans from many different fields. Standing out of the trend, but this luxury brand always captures the hearts of customers with the dedication that is clearly expressed in each product. That is also how the brand from Paris, France creates a sustainable connection with customers.

As of the end of 2010, the total equity of the company Hermès amounted to 2. 613 million euros, while its total assets were 2. 919 million euros. In 2012, the revenue of this company reached 3. 484.1 million Euro, operating profit was 1. 118.6 million Euro, net profit was 739.9 million Euro.