The Hermes Deauville is a tote bag made of durable and easy-to-handle cotton canvas, named after the French resort town, and was released in 2002.

The rectangular body of the bag has handles sewn into it with taping that runs through the bottom of the bag and connects to a handle on the back.

Size: Approx. W43cm x H30cm x D10cm
Interior: 1 zipper pocket Exterior: 6 open pockets

With its large storage capacity, the bag can be used in a wide range of situations, from daily commuting and weekend shopping to using as a mother's bag for carrying baby items, to active outings such as going to the gym or lessons.

The corners are damaged and bald, but as you can see in the photo, the handle is also in good condition.
Since it is black in color, I think it can be used by both men and women in any situation.

Please understand that this is a used item and consider purchasing it accordingly!

 

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