This is a two‑tone Hermès Mini Kelly 2 crafted from goatskin, offering an exceptionally luxurious feel. The rich, oily luster of top‑tier goatskin is clearly visible even in the photos. This style has already been shipped by the Shebag factory.

The goatskin supply chain for Hermès Mini Kelly 2 (Chevre / Chevre Mysore) is defined by strict origin control, exclusive designated sourcing, vertical management, full‑chain traceability, high‑luxury tanning, and limited scarcity. Every step, from ranch to tannery, is tightly supervised, resulting in a premium finish that is fine, supple, and silky‑smooth to the touch.

It primarily uses adult female goatskin (Chevre Mysore), featuring finer fibers, denser pores, and a flatter grain—free from the coarse texture and stiffness typical of male goatskin, making it the first choice for small styles such as the Mini Kelly 2.

The leather mainly originates from traditional ranches in France, Spain, Italy, and North Africa (Morocco / Tunisia), where goats are free‑range and low‑density grazed, avoiding scratches, scars, and loose fibers caused by captive breeding.

Thanks to our relatively modest order volume and a decentralized supply chain, Shebag is able to source the highest‑grade leather available.

Hermès only uses the prime back section of each goatskin (from shoulder and neck to hip), discarding looser, thinner areas such as the belly and limbs. Only 1 to 2 usable pieces per goat are obtained, resulting in extremely low yield.

Every goatskin undergoes 100% manual inspection, with a rejection rate exceeding 60%. Only top‑grade skins free of scars, insect bites, blood veins, looseness, and with uniform pores are retained, ensuring flawless results in subsequent tanning and bag production.

Hermès signs exclusive agreements with a small number of century‑old tanneries—including ALRAN, its key goatskin supplier—securing annual limited allocations that are not available on the open market, thus eliminating counterfeiting and quality inconsistencies at the source.

All partner tanneries are LWG Gold‑certified. Hermès assigns technical teams on‑site to fully supervise tanning, dyeing, fatliquoring, and finishing processes.

The dyeing process preserves the natural fiber structure of goatskin without heavy coatings. The leather remains soft, smooth, breathable, and skin‑friendly, with a gentle luster that becomes increasingly refined with use.

Thickness is precisely controlled at 0.8–1.0 mm, balancing softness and structure to support the three‑dimensional exterior‑stitched shape of the Mini Kelly 2, resisting deformation and sagging.

Each skin is processed through multiple rounds of hand‑polishing, ironing, and trimming to remove minor imperfections, resulting in a velvety‑smooth surface free of grain or roughness.

Every Hermès piece is 100% made in France. Leather is delivered directly from tanneries to Hermès leather workshops with no intermediaries, minimizing damage and contamination.

Each skin is fully traceable—from ranch ID, slaughter date, hide number, tannery batch, to the crafting artisan—ensuring superior quality and ethical compliance.

Goatskin production is only one‑tenth that of Hermès cowhide, and top‑grade selection is extremely rigorous, leading to limited annual supply. As a result, goatskin versions of the Mini Kelly 2 are consistently rare.

The exclusive, artisanal, and high‑waste nature of the supply chain places its cost far above ordinary leathers, forming the foundation of its luxurious touch and collectible value.