Complete Guide to Evelyne 23 Colors & Prices

A warm tan with a lot of yellow in it. Gold is one of Hermès' most common neutral colors, and it works with almost anything. In Clémence leather, it usually gets darker and softer with wear.

Plain black. Noir is the easiest Evelyne 23 color to wear every day, and it hides dirt and corner wear better than lighter shades.

Hermès' taupe-gray. Étoupe can lean gray or brown depending on the light, which is why people treat it like a neutral. If black feels too stark, this is usually the next color people look for.

A dark brown that sits closer to espresso than tan. Ébène gives you a dark bag without the flat look of black, and it works especially well with black, camel, and denim.

A light beige that sits between tan and cream. Biscuit looks softer and lighter than Gold, especially in bright light. It works well with white, denim, and other pale neutrals.

An off-white with warm undertones. Cream looks clean and bright, but it also shows marks faster than the darker colors. It makes sense if you do not mind being careful with the bag.

A cooler gray than Étoupe. Gris Pantin looks cleaner and less brown, so it suits people who wear a lot of black, navy, and gray.

A pale chalky off-white. Craie is cooler and less yellow than Cream, so it looks especially clean with black, navy, and denim.

A soft gray with a muted, misty cast. It is lighter than Gris Pantin and works as a neutral without looking beige.

A warm, medium brown with a little gold in it. Sésame is deeper than Biscuit and lighter than Ébène.

A two-tone combination of pale beige and dark brown. The darker trim gives the bag a more defined outline than the single-color versions.

A pale sandy beige. Dune is lighter than Gold and browner than Cream.

A pale pink with very little peach in it. Rose Sakura is soft enough to work as a neutral for some outfits, but it still reads clearly pink.

A deep navy blue. Caban is darker than most blue Hermès colors, so it wears almost like black while still showing some color in daylight.

A soft denim blue. New Bleu Jean feels casual next to the darker neutrals, and it works especially well with blue denim, white shirts, and other everyday clothes.

Hermès orange. It is bright, easy to spot, and unmistakable. If you want the bag to stand out, this is the color that does it.

A deep red-brown. Rouge H looks almost burgundy in low light, with more red visible in daylight.

A saturated orange with a clear red undertone. Tangerine is warmer and deeper than classic Hermès Orange.

A deep green-gray inspired by loden cloth. It looks restrained in shade and greener in direct light.

A deep blue with a slight teal cast. It is brighter than Caban and shows more blue in daylight.

A saturated violet that looks darker indoors and clearly purple in bright light.

A bright, clear red. Rouge Radieux is lighter and less brown than Rouge H.