Hermes 2026 New Shades

Not all 2026 Hermès shades are created equal 🤎🩷🫒

New Hermes colours are dropping and we're breaking down the prediction for their required pre-spend and resale value. Which is a safe choice and which ones to think twice about. Save this before your next boutique appointment 🤍

Guimauve X0 (marshmallow pink)

Investment grade, expect high pre-spend. Your best Sakura pink 3Q alternative this season that’s available in epsom. Soft pinks consistently hold strong resale, especially in Mini Kelly and B25. The lilac cast may temper some interest, but still one of the safer bets this cycle.

Resale score: 4/5

Vert loden V8 (deep olive - grey green)

Steady Earner, average pre-spend. The sleeper hit of the 2026 palette. Vert Loden is warm and earthy. It reads almost like a neutral, which is exactly why it works. The kind of grey-green that doesn't feel like a risk. Wearable across seasons.

Resale score: 3/5

DUNE D2 (yellow warm sand)

Safe option , average pre-spend. Not as bright as Sesame, darker than Biscuit, Dune is another addition to the warm beige family that’s more earthy and muted. While not the most eye catching, warm beige has always had a place as a staple.

Resale score : 3/5

Bai brun (bay horse brown)

Neutral alternative, average pre-spend. A strong neutral newcomer. Bai Brun is a deep brown that sits darker and calmer besides chocolat and ebene. Browns are resurging and Hermès has already added this to the Special Order colour chart. Timeless, versatile, and built to hold value.

Resale score : 3/5

Purple X3 (blue-tinged violet)

Bold Statement Piece · wait and see. Collector piece energy. Its debut on So Kelly and Kelly Danse signals prestige. But the bold colour could be hard to match, and that limits its buyer pool on the secondary market. Buy it if it's for you, not for resale. The price might come down after the hype is over.

Resale score : 2/5