The Hermès Garden Party 23 bag in Gris Pantin, paired with canvas, is very difficult to purchase at boutiques. A client custom-ordered this bag from Shebag, and we have obtained the client’s permission to photograph it.

Pattern replication is the greatest challenge for this model. For the Hermès Garden Party 23 (also known as TTPM or Mini size) canvas-and-leather version, Shebag’s core difficulty in reproducing the pattern—meaning the bag’s shape and structure—lies in balancing the softness of the canvas with the structural support of the leather, while perfectly replicating its distinctive base dimensions and the functionality of the side snap buttons.

The Garden Party’s silhouette appears simple at first glance—an open-top tote—but its unique trapezoidal structure and adjustable side design are critical details.

Shebag first disassembles an authentic bag purchased for reference, as described earlier, to obtain the precise dimensions of every component.
Each component is then digitized to create exact 1:1 patterns, ensuring that every curve, angle, and stitching point matches the original.

The reason an authentic Garden Party can maintain its shape, especially in the canvas version, is the use of specific internal reinforcing materials between the canvas and leather layers.
Shebag analyzes the exact materials used inside the original bag, such as regenerated leather in certain areas or nonwoven fabrics with specific stiffness in others, and uses matching specifications in the replica. This ensures the bag remains structured even when empty, without becoming overly rigid.

The “Gris Pantin” canvas color requires perfectly controlled dyeing, and its combination with grey leather trims and handles demands highly precise stitching.
Shebag’s artisans ensure that the curvature and placement of leather trims—such as the base panel and vertical side strips—are exact, as these leather elements play a primary role in defining and stabilizing the bag’s overall structure