It's no longer often that you see a Hermes vibrato birkin for sale at
Hermes. In fact, from what I was told, they have since stopped
production of the vibrato leather birkins (and kellys) because of the
more laborious and time consuming process-- most vibrato birkins today
are especially ordered and take so long to be completed-- if these
orders can be fulfilled at all :(
Some people have mistaken vibrato for fabric. Vibrato is not a fabric of
some sort. It is in fact, stacked leather-- which is why the process to
make it is more laborious. Strips of leather are stacked together
painstakingly to create that look-- think of it as a cross- section of
the stacked leathers. There you have it :)
Vibrato birkins are normally paired with box leather such as this one:
Photo credit: Malleries.Com |
And then you have the vibrato birkin body paired with a togo leather
flap and handles. It's not often you see this pairing too-- it is in
fact, very rare.
Photo credit: Tresormakati.Com |
I feel that vibrato leather birkins have been so under- appreciated in
the past, but if you are looking for that extra special something that
perhaps other Hermes bag- loving women don't always have, go for a
vibrato leather bag. It's not as difficult to get exotic leather birkins
as it is a vibrato birkin these days (yep, vibrato's harder to get!),
plus the price difference of course is staggering-- the exotic leather
one being way more expensive!
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