Today we are showcasing the Hermes Evelyne 19 bag just crafted by Shebag’s artisanal workshop featuring the ever-popular Togo leather which typically originates from French tanneries invested in by the brand particularly Tanneries du Puy in the Auvergne region. Leveraging years of experience in the European leather industry Shebag has secured leather from Weinheimer Leder in Germany and Tanneries Haas in France. The Evelyne 19 bag features very little hardware so the focus is primarily on the Togo leather and Shebag’s leather suppliers also include Radermecker from Belgium.

These factories each have their own characteristics and Weinheimer Leder in Germany holds a long history and an excellent reputation in the production of grained calfskin. They are considered by many industry experts to be one of the benchmarks for producing high-quality leather with a texture similar to Togo. The factory is renowned for its precise and consistent grained calfskin production process and its products balance the softness and structural sense of Togo leather while offering excellent scratch resistance and durability.

Their leather is used by many luxury leather goods manufacturers around the world to create high-end handbags shoes and small leather goods. Tanneries Haas in France is the designated supplier for Chanel and is not part of the Hermes system so Shebag is able to procure large quantities from them which is the source of Shebag’s quality. Shebag is not afraid to disclose this factory because without sufficient order volume one cannot obtain goods from the Haas factory although naturally Shebag uses the leather obtained from Tanneries Haas in France mostly for making Chanel bags and a small portion for making Togo bags. That is correct simply put if the leather quality is good the quality of the bag is top-tier.