Scarpe Hermès da donna

With 871 pairs in stock, Hermès is one of the most well-represented luxury shoe brands on JoliCloset. The house's saddlery heritage shows in the leatherwork: visible saddle stitches, hand-sewn soles, glue-free construction. The Oran sandal designed by Pierre Hardy in 1997 leads the category, followed by heels, sneakers and mules from successive collections.

Iconic models and silhouettes

Sandals form the deepest segment (268 pairs), with the Oran on top. Sneakers (246 pairs) cover Day, Bouncing, Polo and Avantage in leather, technical canvas and veau velours. Heels (86) and mules (28) round out the essentials, next to boots and ankle boots for the cold season.

Leathers and materials

Hermès handles footwear with the same logic as leather goods: smooth, patina-prone Box calf; grained, scuff-resistant Epsom; matte, soft Swift; veau velours suede; and a seasonal wave of canvas, denim, woolskin and exotic editions. Sizing follows French numbering (35 to 42); a half-size up is the rule for wider feet.

Pre-owned price and value

On JoliCloset, pre-owned Hermès women's shoes start around $320 for Oran sandals in good condition and reach over $1,650 for rare exotics or limited editions. The Oran's retail price has nearly doubled in five years (~€635 in 2026 vs. ~€340 in 2017); each season makes the secondary market mathematically more attractive.

Selling your Hermès shoes

If you own a pair of Hermès shoes in good condition, list them on JoliCloset. Our experts authenticate every pair (heat-stamp markings, date code in the arch, construction quality) before publication, and place them in front of an international audience of loyal Hermès buyers.