Thread: Hermes Saris
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December 11th, 2011, 10:36 PM #1Bag Fan Newbie
Hermes Saris
Hermes Saris
All I could hear anyone discussing for a while in India was Hermes Saris. These are very elegant no doubt, but they were not as impressive as I would have expected.
Any thoughts?
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December 11th, 2011, 11:01 PM #2\(^.^)/
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Re: Hermes Saris
Wow these sure are gorgeous, but I don't really think Hermes when I see them...

This article was published on telegraph:



"Hermès admires India and has a lot to learn from India," said Patrick Thomas, the chief executive of Hermès International, as he unveiled their new line of limited edition saris. Inspired by their signature printed silk scarves, the luxury fashion house has released a line of traditional Indian saris - costing $6,100 to $8,200 - as a "wink" to Indian customers.
On October 7 Hermès joined brands such as Giorgio Armani, Ermenegildo Zegna and Etro by opening their second Indian store in Mumbai, but rather than targeting the menswear market, as the other brands have chosen to do, Hermès have turned their hand to womenswear.
The Indian high-end fashion market is worth an estimated $2.2bn and with a year on year growth of 20 per cent it is considered to be one of the leading emerging markets along with China.
Saris continue to be worn by the majority of women in India for everyday use, traditional celebrations and weddings, and so while other labels are choosing to enter the market with their jewellery, handbags and footwear, Hermès are confident that their traditional luxury garments will be a hit.
The label were secretive about whether their new line would be a long-term venture. In an interview with the Financial Times, a spokesman for the company said that they "don't know whether we are going to keep them for the long run…it depends on how people receive them." Watch this space...
The limited edition line of Hermes saris will be available exclusively from their Mumbai store.
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December 11th, 2011, 11:10 PM #3Bag Fan Newbie
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I don't think Hermes either. Saris are so beautiful and versatile, and this is such a great opportunity and venture for Hermes to be as creative as possible. I would go as far as to call these boring and bland.
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December 11th, 2011, 11:18 PM #4
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For Hermes, I agree. You would expect some wow, and I just don't see it.
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December 12th, 2011, 12:36 PM #5*The TBF Elite*
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Re: Hermes Saris
They are pretty, but i don't see the wow factor.
I own over 70 sarees in all fabrics and many of them designer ones. These would feature in my average pile.Always be kind to people on your way up, because you are sure to meet them on your way down
My collection:
http://www.thebagforum.com/show-off-...ollection.html
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December 12th, 2011, 02:58 PM #6
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Honestly I don't know enough about Saris to know whether or not if these are high-end quality. But just by looking at them, I think they're really pretty!
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September 22nd, 2012, 02:55 AM #8Hermes collector
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Hermes silk is incredible though - great quality and thicker than other designers silks, bet they are wonderful to touch and wear..
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