Hermes Triangle Silk Scarf

The Hermes Triangle Silk Scarf features delicate hand-rolled edges and a classic design that redefines elegance.

It is inspired by the bookplate designed by the famous 19th-century French painter d'Alfred de Dreux, selected by Emile-Maurice Hermes in 1923, which has become one of the most iconic symbols of Hermes. In 1946, Hugo Grygkar first depicted it on a silk scarf. Since then, it has been reproduced in various forms, with dozens of colorways, materials, and styles, making it a quintessential Hermes signature piece.