Sapatos Hermès masculinos

Hermès' menswear shoe shelf is narrower than the women's offer — 81 pairs currently on JoliCloset — and that scarcity is exactly what makes it valuable. Slide sandals, Bouncing and Polo sneakers, glazed-calf loafers: the house applies the same saddlery rigour to the men's range as to its bags, with visible saddle stitches, hand-sewn leather soles, and glue-free construction.

Models and categories

Men's sandals (31 pairs, including the masculine flat-buckle Oran) make up the deepest segment. Men's sneakers (27) cover Bouncing, Day and Trail. Loafers (16) and lace-ups (5) handle the classic side of the wardrobe, alongside seasonal boots.

Leathers and finishes

For men's shoes, Hermès leans on hard-wearing leathers: smooth, patina-friendly Box calf on loafers and lace-ups, grained calf on sandals and sneakers, suede and veau velours on selected collections. Bouncing sneakers pair technical canvas with leather and a grippy rubber sole. French sizing 39 to 47, generally true to size.

Pre-owned price and value

On JoliCloset, pre-owned Hermès men's shoes start around $280 for sandals in good condition and reach over $1,000 for recent Bouncing sneakers or lightly-worn glazed loafers. Sneaker retail sits between $850 and $1,350 depending on the model; the secondary-market mark-down is modest on well-kept pairs.

Selling your Hermès shoes

If you own a pair in good condition, list them on JoliCloset. Our experts authenticate each pair (date codes, heat stamps, construction) before publication, and place them in front of an international audience of Hermès buyers.