Measurements : 9.85″ width x 8″ height x 5″ depth; 2.5″ handle drop This Shadow Birkin is in Black swift leather with tonal stitching, open top, embossed details and double rolled handles. The interior is lined with Black chevre and is one zip pocket with an Hermès engraved pull and an open pocket on opposite side.

Measurements: 11.75″ width x 9.5″ height x 6″ depth; 4.25″ handle drop This Birkin is in Celeste epsom leather with gold hardware and has tonal stitching, front flap, two straps with center toggle closure, clochette with lock and two keys, and double rolled handles. The interior is lined with Celeste chevre and has one zip pocket with an Hermès engraved zipper pull and an open pocket on the opposite side.

Measurements : 11.75″ width x 9.5″ height x 6″ depth; 4.25″ handle drop This Birkin is in Rouge H togo leather with palladium hardware and has tonal stitching, front flap, two straps with center toggle closure, clochette with lock and two keys, and double rolled handles. The interior is lined with Rouge H chevre and has one zip pocket with an Hermès engraved zipper pull and an open pocket on the opposite side.

Measurements: 10″ width x 7.5″ height x 4.75″ depth; 2.75″ handle drop This Sellier Birkin is in Black epsom leather with electrum hardware, has tonal stitching, front flap, two straps with center toggle closure, clochette with lock and two keys, and double rolled handles. The interior is lined with Black chevre leather and has one zip pocket with an Hermès engraved zipper pull and an open pocket on the opposite side.

Measurements : 9.8″ width x 8″ height x 5″ depth; 2.5″ handle drop This Shadow Birkin is in Mushroom swift leather with tonal stitching, open top, embossed details and double rolled handles. The interior is lined with Mushroom chevre and is one zip pocket with an Hermès engraved pull and an open pocket on opposite side. The Shadow Birkin was first introduced in 2009 when Jean Paul Gaultier was Hermes’ creative director.  The idea was to take advantage of the Birkin’s basic rectangle shape. It is a true trompe l’oeil (optical illusion). Looking at the bag, one wonders if the straps are actually real or not. Viewed from a perpendicular angle (which need to show), the optical illusion can be quite unsettling.