Hermes Paris SALE JUNE (Summer)

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Maybe your wife was the nice woman I was talking to while waiting in the cashmeres line? If so, tell her the American living in London is glad she found one she liked! :smile:

That was us! My wife forced me on here to do a post as she couldn't log in! The things we do for our wives!
She was chuffed with her first cashmere shawl. I forgot to add, she also got the tan Irving shoes!
 
I went this afternoon and there was no line to enter nor to see the shawls. It could be worth a trip for you.

Color wise, I'd say no neutrals. The softer shades were in Dip Dyed Silk (La Danse du Cheval Marwari) in jade, blue jean and pink, if I recall correctly.

I was able to pick up L'instruction du Roy in camel/khaki/red. As neutral as the selection can be.

The other L'instruction du Roy colorway was in aubergine/orange/turquoise. Beautiful when worn.

Clic Clac à Pois in orange/red/brown (not bad) and electric blue/yellow/black.

Madame et Monsieur in magenta.

Collier de Chien in magenta as well.

Au pays des Oiseaux in black/green/orange.

On second thought, there was a geometric pattern from FW2014 I believe...khaki/burgundy/black. Maybe you would find that neutral enough.
AND the men's department has a few interesting pieces too. In neutrals, for sure!




Thanks so much for the reply TaLuLaGee :smile:
I don't know if I feel like going all the way there, I would only be interested in dark neutral shawls. Was there any like that?
 
I went this afternoon and there was no line to enter nor to see the shawls. It could be worth a trip for you.

Color wise, I'd say no neutrals. The softer shades were in Dip Dyed Silk (La Danse du Cheval Marwari) in jade, blue jean and pink, if I recall correctly.

I was able to pick up L'instruction du Roy in camel/khaki/red. As neutral as the selection can be.

The other L'instruction du Roy colorway was in aubergine/orange/turquoise. Beautiful when worn.

Clic Clac à Pois in orange/red/brown (not bad) and electric blue/yellow/black.

Madame et Monsieur in magenta.

Collier de Chien in magenta as well.

Au pays des Oiseaux in black/green/orange.

On second thought, there was a geometric pattern from FW2014 I believe...khaki/burgundy/black. Maybe you would find that neutral enough.
AND the men's department has a few interesting pieces too. In neutrals, for sure!

[emoji1374] Thanks so much for the detailed reply I really appreciate. I changed my mind :) in going to check it out. L'instructuon du Roy is high up in my wish list
 
I thought I just create a new threat for all posts related to the JUNE (Summer) SALE!

As far as I know there are 2 SALES every year. 1 in January (there's an existing threat for that here:
http://forum.purseblog.com/hermes-shopping/hermes-paris-sale-january-886885.html

and 1 more in June.

I'm going to try to go this year for the first time as I'm hunting my first 140 Cashmere. Mentally I'm just not ready to fork out the full price at the store LOL

The 2016 June Sale will start on June 22 according to latest info on the January Sale's threat and lasts for 3 days I believe.

If anyone has some other info please do share :smile:

Anyways pls post all info/purchases/tips on here so we can help each other who will be going:smile: :smile: :smile:

Mods: if there's already a Hermes JUNE SALE threat pls remove my post :smile:

TIA
Hi All
How you all find this June 2016 Sale items as compared to recent Sale ?
 
Fantastic haul for me! 9 neckties for me plus one for a work colleague (limit 10 ties per customer so I had to put one that I wanted back), a cashmere/silk brides de gala 140 for me [emoji3], driving loafers in Hermès red for me [emoji3][emoji3] and ten 90 cm silk scarves to sell on to colleagues at work. A haul!!! Now on to Le Bon Marché before going home to London tonight!View attachment 3387565View attachment 3387566View attachment 3387567View attachment 3387568

It's indeed fantastic haul! Congrats!
 
even though i was there at 6am and one of the first 100 to get into the sale I didn't end up buying very much.

Also in line, I had to mediate between two french ladies who were directly in front of me and two Japanese ladies directly behind me who barely spoke English. What happened was that the daughter of the Japanese lady behind me joined her about 45-1 hour after her mother had qued up and the French Ladies were very upset and vocal about it and called security. The daughter had gone to grab food and talk to the Staff and did not realize that she should have que up just to show she was there at the same time as her mom. My mother too had joined me about 30 minutes after I arrived and the two Ladies in front of me seemed to be annoyed but did not say anything ( I had asked them and others around me if it was ok if my mother joined me and explained that my mother wasn't feeling physically well and was running behind - everyone behind me said ok except these the two ladies in front of me who pretended to not hear me).

When scuffle began the ladies were yelling pretty loudly in both English and French at the Japanese ladies, and so the Japanese ladies behind me asked me to help them since they spoke limited English .

At one point the french lady in front of me was pointing her finger very close to our faces (she was telling me that I and my mother deserve to go in the back of the line too ) as I was trying to calm her down and ask if she could let the daughter of lady behind me join her elderly mother and that we weren't a group of people cutting, rather a mom and daughter joining our significant others and that we were all buying together anyways. I told her I understood that it is not very fair when people cut but I think they should look at this specific situation and let it go to avoid conflict. After 5 minutes of back and forth the main French lady doing all the yelling told me she did not care and started saying "Security Security" loudly .

A Security personnel comes over and she explains to him her beef with us , and he looks at me and I go " I am sorry Sir, this is just a daughter joining her mother situation, we we will not allow anyone else to join us. It is still early (7am) we do not want conflict , please Sir" . He then looked at the ladies who called him over and shrugged and walked away. It was quite awkward standing in line sandwiched between the two groups for the next 2 hours. The japanese daughter was in tears the whole two hours from the hostility, and I kept telling her it was going to be ok and to not let it get to her with my limited japanese.

I totally get that cutting is not cool and people are very sensitive about it since everyone is waiting so early in the morning. I just felt like it didn't need to be that intense when I saw groups of other people cutting and no one said anything. I know next time to just have everyone possibly in my group to que up at the same time and then have one person go get coffee or food and come back and take turns going to the bathroom.

Anyways I am very sorry for the long story, but hopefully this solidifies what everyone have been saying to any future Hermes Sale goers : Have everyone que up at the same time to avoid any hostilities!

There was no bracelet or accessories section, instead it was belts. The shoe section was beyond crazy and I spent wayyy too much time there. I think almost 1 hour trying to get 6 pairs of shoes to try on. I put most of the shoes back and ended up with only 3 solid things : Hermes Lorena Boots (sale: 400 Euros, Retail is 1200 USD) , Lavender Fingerless Kelly Gloves (sale: 250 Euros , Retail is 800 USD) and a beautiful large Navy Wool Hat that looks very Maison Michel like (235 Euros, Retail ?? - haven't seen it sold anywhere but from the quality I think it is well over $800 USD)

My mother picked up the max should could in the scarf section with 5 90x90cm scarves (190Euros), 3 twillies (90 Euros) and she also got a cotton throw (200 Euros) for her couch.

Btw Oran sandals were about 233-255 Euros, I regret putting a pair of them back ( I wanted the flat version not the kitten heel style)

For all the work that first morning of this Sale, I ended with very few items as I realized I really wanted to save my money for a Birkin and Herbag so I didn't go all crazy.
 
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Did you find something for yourself, Antonio? I'd love to know if it was worth your trip.

Hi :)
You know what? I didn't have the chance to get there! I'm still sad about it.
My flight got delayed and I went directly to FSH after I checked in my hotel. By the time I was finished in the flagship it was too late. I'm going back home today, next time will be :)
 
even though i was there at 6am and one of the first 100 to get into the sale I didn't end up buying very much.

Also in line, I had to mediate between two french ladies who were directly in front of me and two Japanese ladies directly behind me who barely spoke English. What happened was that the daughter of the Japanese lady behind me joined her about 45-1 hour after her mother had qued up and the French Ladies were very upset and vocal about it and called security. The daughter had gone to grab food and talk to the Staff and did not realize that she should have que up just to show she was there at the same time as her mom. My mother too had joined me about 30 minutes after I arrived and the two Ladies in front of me seemed to be annoyed but did not say anything ( I had asked them and others around me if it was ok if my mother joined me and explained that my mother wasn't feeling physically well and was running behind - everyone behind me said ok except these the two ladies in front of me who pretended to not hear me). When scuffle began the ladies were yellin quite a lot in English and French at the Japanese ladies, and so the Japanese ladies behind me asked me to help them since they spoke limited English and I think that since the mother let my mother join me in line I should support the same for her. At one point the lady in front of me was pointing her finger very close to our faces (she was telling me that I and my mother deserve to go in the back of the line too ) as I was trying to calm her down and ask if she could let the daughter of lady behind me join her elderly mother and that we weren't a group of people cutting, rather a mom and daughter joining our significant others and that we were all buying together anyways. I told her I understood its not very fair when people cut but I think should look at this specific situation and let it go to avoid conflict. After 5 minutes of back and forth the main lady yelling told me she did not care and kept saying "Security Security" in both french and english. Security came over she explained to him the situation in french, and he looks at me and I go " I am sorry Sir, this is just a daughter joining her mother situation, we we will not allow anyone else to join us. It is still early (7am) we do not want conflict , please Sir" . He then looked at the ladies who called him over and shrugged and walked away. It was quite awkward standing in line sandwhich between the two groups for the next 2 hours. The japanese daughter was in tears the whole two hours from the hostility, and I kept telling her it was going to be ok and to not let it get to her with my limited japanese.

I totally get that cutting is not cool and people are very sensitive about it since everyone is waiting so early in the morning. I just felt like it didn't need to be that intense when I saw groups of other people cutting and no one said anything. I know next time to just have everyone possibly in my group to que up at the same time and then have one person go get coffee or food and come back and take turns going to the bathroom.

Anyways I am very sorry for the long story, but hopefully this solidifies what everyone have been saying to any future Hermes Sale goers : Have everyone que up at the same time to avoid any hostilities!

There was no bracelet or accessories section, instead it was belts. The shoe section was beyond crazy and I spent wayyy too much time there. I think almost 1 hour trying to get 6 pairs of shoes to try on. I put most of the shoes back and ended up with only 3 solid things : Hermes Lorena Boots (sale: 400 Euros, Retail is 1200 USD) , Lavender Fingerless Kelly Gloves (sale: 250 Euros , Retail is 800 USD) and a beautiful large Navy Wool Hat that looks very Maison Michel like (235 Euros, Retail ?? - haven't seen it sold anywhere but from the quality I think it is well over $800 USD)

My mother picked up the max should could in the scarf section with 5 90x90cm scarves (190Euros), 3 twillies (90 Euros) and she also got a cotton throw (200 Euros) for her couch.

Btw Oran sandals were about 233-255 Euros, I regret putting a pair of them back ( I wanted the flat version not the kitten heel style)

For all the work that first morning of this Sale, I ended with very few items as I realized I really wanted to save my money for a Birkin and Herbag so I didn't go all crazy.

I had a similar issue in the queue. I was there at 5.45 am. Many people would leave the queue to go to the restroom and then resume their place. This was accepted practise. I did this and upon my return to the same exact spot in line this ghastly French woman (she was like some nosy, stout concierge around the age of 60, straight from central casting) then accused me of cutting in line. I speak French and a scene ensued (she accused me or not having "respect", I told her had she was the one being disrespectful and I also said loudly in English "What is your problem?") A number of people around me in the queue rallied to my defence and told her that I had indeed been in line since 5.45 am. She then saw that she had made a fool of herself but said simply "je ne sais pas". Well if you don't have your facts straight lady then where do you get off making an ugly scene? I just glared at her but she was soon forgotten. I did have the pleasure of meeting a nice fellow Purse Forum member after this incident. So moral of the story, make friends in the queue and alert them if you need to go to the loo.
 
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