This is a light purple Evelyne 19 bag that a customer recently custom-ordered from Shebag. We have received the customer’s permission to shoot a detailed photo review of it.

The craftsmanship is so exquisite, it fully meets the standards of an authentic Hermès bag, so we couldn’t resist shooting this set of high-definition pictures.

Hermès’s Togo leather is externally sourced, not from its own ranches, which is why Shebag is also able to get the same leather as Hermès. In Hermès’s “Raw Materials and Supply Chain” disclosure, the group clearly states: “All leather used for manufacturing is purchased directly from tanneries, with no middlemen.” “92% of leather comes from Europe.” (2020 data).

What is certain is that Togo leather does not come from a source that is advertised as a “closed-loop, self-owned ranch” system. Hermès, along with its designated or long-term partner tanneries, sources animal by-products (calfskin) from external farms (in Europe and other places), which is then processed into Togo leather.

The capability of our leather supply chain is Shebag’s core strength. We demand the highest-priced leather, and because our procurement volume is not large, we are able to select only the best.

This is because our customers also own authentic bags. They don’t demand low prices from Shebag; they only demand high quality. We pass this customer demand back up to our leather supply chain, ensuring that Shebag secures the most top-tier leather available.