In 1837, thierry hermès, a french national, founded a horse-made factory in paris, which began with the production of leather products for horseback. To the second generation, in 1880, the managing director relocated the factory and converted it from wholesale manufacturing to direct sales and began to make saddles. At the beginning of the twentieth century, when cars were born and gradually became popular, it seemed difficult to avoid being eliminated from carriages or horseback. The horse utensils manufacturing industry is thus at dusk. At that time, hermès had reached the third generation of business, and in the face of this difficult situation, the family steering officers had been determined to shift the company to the production of leather and suitcases, to reshape the aymas style and to transform family businesses. In 1920, the headquarters of the company in imass was inaugurated, and the product line was actively extended to handbags, travel bags, gloves, belts...