Pre-Loved Hermes Bolide
The zip-top Hermes bag with racing-car roots
Buying a Bolide pre-loved gives access to an Hermes bag without the boutique waitlist, and its structured leather construction ages into a desirable patina rather than looking tired. Zip function and corner condition are the details most worth scrutinising.
Current asking prices
As of 13 Oct 2026, 132 pre-loved Hermes Bolide listings are live from the partner retailers we index, with a median asking price of £4,585 (lowest £443, highest £10,499).
| Size | Listings | Median | Lowest | Highest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All sizes | 132 | £4,585 | £443 | £10,499 |
Asking prices across 132 live listings, updated 13 Oct 2026. These are sellers' current asking prices, not sold prices or valuations.
Live listings — 96 pieces
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Why the Bolide is iconic
Introduced by Hermes in 1923 and named for its association with racing cars of the era, the Bolide was notable as one of the first Hermes bags to feature a zip closure. Its rounded, structured silhouette and saddle-stitched leather have made it a quieter counterpart to the house's more famous Birkin and Kelly.
Checking the price
The asking-price table above shows what partner retailers want for this model right now, by size where titles state one. Within a size, price is driven mostly by materials, condition and completeness (box, receipt, authenticity card).
Sizes & variants
Sizes include the Bolide 27, 31 and 35; smooth Togo and Clemence leather are most common, with box calf and exotic skins also traded.
How to authenticate
- 1.Check the blind stamp inside for the correct craftsman and year mark, cleanly struck rather than shallow or blurred.
- 2.Inspect the saddle stitching along the seams; genuine Hermes stitching is uniform, tight and angled consistently.
- 3.Test the zip mechanism and check the pull tab and hardware for correct weight and engraving.
Guidance only — always buy from sellers offering an authentication guarantee.
Buying a pre-owned Hermes Bolide — FAQs
Is the Bolide easier to source than a Birkin?
Yes, it generally has shorter waitlists and wider secondhand availability than Hermes's most sought bags.
Does the zip wear out with age?
A well-maintained zip should run smoothly for decades; stiffness can often be eased with light care.
Which leather is most practical day to day?
Togo leather is scratch-resistant and forgiving, making it a popular practical choice over smoother box calf.