Exotic Hermes handbags is staple of all Hermes luxury products. In the financial malaise, Hermes bags in croc, alligator, python, lizard and ostrich have been selling well, even in recent tumultuous weeks. Women are starting to think of something looks timeless and not so showy. Hermes Birkin, particularly in exotic skins has instantly recognizable superb quality and is surely taken for pricey. Of course, average people cannot afford a Hermes bag priced at least 5 figures. Only the wealthy people are privileged to own these extravagant bags.
Porosus crocodile from Australia: Most commonly found on Northern shores of Australia, New Guinea and Indonesia. Hermes does not glaze the Porosus croc skins so they will never peel. This skin is polished with an agate stone and the skin has to lay flat under the machine so once it is made into a bag, you will never be able to polish it again.
Niloticus crocodile from Africa: the ever popular matte croc is rich and sumptuous. (All crocs have to be at least 10 years old to meet Hermes handbags standards)
Mississippi Alligator: The best ‘gator skin in the world is from the US.
Lizard from Africa: Available in size 25cm or smaller due to the small size of lizards.
Ostrich from South Africa: Hermes uses the most incredible ostrich skins with flat quills. (Sited from jetsetsocialite.com)
