Hermès Price Increase 2026: How Much Did Prices Go Up in the US?

If you’ve been putting off that Hermès purchase, here’s the reality check you didn’t want: prices went up again in early 2026, and this time the increases hit across almost every category — bags, shoes, jewelry, and ready-to-wear. For those keeping score, this is consistent with what the house has done for the past several years, quietly raising prices with the new year.

The increases took effect on January 2, 2026 for bags and on January 6, 2026 for jewelry, shoes, and clothing. Below is a full breakdown of what changed, organized by category, so you know exactly what you’re working with before your next visit to the boutique.

Hermès Quota Bag Price Increases 2026

The Birkin and Kelly families remain the crown jewels of the Hermès lineup — and yes, they cost more now. The increases on quota bags ranged roughly from 3.7% to 9.1% depending on the style and leather. Exotic leathers saw some of the steepest jumps, while more entry-level options like Togo crept up more modestly. Here’s the full picture:

If you’re eyeing a Birkin 25 in Togo, you’re now looking at $13,500 — up from $12,700 at the end of 2025. The Kelly 25 in Chevre Sellier jumped nearly 9%. Exotic leathers like Shiny Porosus Croc on the Birkin 25 are now priced at $66,400, which is a number that exists apparently.

Hermès Non-Quota Bag Price Increases 2026

Not everyone is chasing a Birkin, and honestly, the non-quota lineup at Hermès has some genuinely covetable pieces. From the Evelyne to the Constance Slim, these bags saw increases that were sometimes even sharper than the quota styles. The Constance Slim in Lizard shot up 30.5% — the most dramatic jump in the entire bag lineup. Here’s everything:

The Constance Slim in Lizard is the outlier here — a 30.5% jump is not a rounding error, that’s a real shift. Most other non-quota bags landed in the 4–11% range, which is significant but not shocking given what we’ve seen from Hermès in previous years. Worth noting: the Evelyne 16 in Clemence is now $2,525, making it one of the more approachable entry points in the lineup (relatively speaking).

Hermès Jewelry Price Increases 2026

Jewelry increases took effect a few days later, on January 6, 2026. The changes here were more modest across the board — most pieces went up between 1% and 2%, which suggests Hermès is being a bit more careful in the fine jewelry space. One notable exception: the Kelly Gourmette Bracelet jumped 11.6%, which is hard to ignore.

The Ex-Libris Earrings in Rose Gold held steady at $1,950 — no increase. The Kelly Gourmette Bracelet is the one that stands out; going from $11,200 to $12,500 is a meaningful jump for a bracelet. If you’ve been thinking about a fine jewelry purchase, the lower-ticket pieces like the Farandole Earring at $1,825 are still relatively contained.

Hermès Ready-to-Wear Price Increases 2026

Clothing at Hermès is already not for the faint of heart, and the 2026 increases didn’t make it any gentler. The biggest jump went to the Equestrian Jacket, up 11% to $11,100. The Cashmere Jacket and Leather Bomber both saw meaningful increases too. Here’s the full ready-to-wear breakdown:

The Embroidered Pocket T-Shirt at $750 is still one of the “entry points” into Hermès ready-to-wear, and a 4.1% increase there is mild compared to what happened to the jackets. The Trench Coat is now $16,900 — a $800 jump — and the Equestrian Jacket crossing the $11,000 mark is notable.

Hermès Shoe Price Increases 2026

The shoe category saw increases effective January 6, 2026, ranging from about 7.1% to 10%. Sandals, sneakers — nothing was spared. The Jet Sneaker and Kiddy Slip-On both hit the 10% mark, while sandal increases hovered around 7–9%.

The Oran Sandal — a perennial favorite and probably the most recognized Hermès shoe — is now $900, up from $840. The Santorini Sandal crossed the $1,000 mark for the first time at $1,075. If you were on the fence about picking up a pair of sneakers, the Jet Sneaker hit $1,375 after a clean 10% bump.

Final Thoughts on the 2026 Hermès Price Increases

Across every category, the theme is consistent: Hermès raised prices, and raised them meaningfully. Most bag increases landed between 4% and 11%, exotic leathers pushed higher, and jewelry stayed relatively mild — except for a few outliers like the Kelly Gourmette Bracelet. Shoes went up uniformly by 7–10%, and ready-to-wear followed a similar pattern.

For anyone tracking resale values, these increases typically take some time to filter through the secondary market, but they do eventually. And if you’ve been sitting on a quota bag offer, these new prices make the math look a little different than it did a month ago.

We’ll continue updating this as more pricing information becomes available throughout 2026.