Hermès Wallet Guide: Men's and Women's Models, Sizes & Prices

Choose by What You Carry

Start with the item that causes the most space trouble. Cards alone call for Calvi; cards and coins call for Calvi Duo; unfolded bills and receipts call for a compact or long wallet; and a smartphone moves you into Kelly Pocket Long or a To Go model. A wallet-on-strap works for dinner, errands and events, but it runs out of room once you add sunglasses, a passport or bulky keys.

The Hermès Wallet Lineup in July 2026

The current lineup falls into four useful groups. Calvi, Calvi Duo and Bastia are pocket pieces; Bearn Mini, Bearn Compact, Silk'In Compact and MC² Copernic are compact wallets; Bearn Wallet, Kelly Pocket Long and MC² Fleming are long formats; Kelly Classique To Go and Constance To Go add removable straps. H Sellier Compact, Hermèsnap, Citizen Twill Compact and Charnière Compact are additional current choices, but the families below cover the main buying decisions.

Many Hermès wallet families were available online in July 2026, but stock depended on the model, leather and color. Calvi, Calvi Duo, Bastia, Bearn Compact, Bearn Wallet, Silk’In Compact, Kelly Pocket Long, MC² Copernic and MC² Fleming had current online listings. Bearn Mini stock varied by leather and color, while Kelly Classique To Go and Constance To Go appeared online more intermittently. Dogon’s current direct-retail status remained unclear.

Dogon remains relevant on the preowned market, especially long versions with a removable zipped pouch. Its current direct-retail status was unclear in July 2026, and configurations vary by year, so compare the listed dimensions and interior rather than assuming every Dogon has the same layout.

Hermès Wallet Prices in the U.S.

July 2026 U.S. prices span a wide range because these pieces do different jobs. Bastia was $275 and Calvi $460, while a Bearn Compact in Madame calfskin was $3,925. The phone-carrying Kelly Classique To Go was $7,200. Leather, finish and exact version can change the price, so the figures below describe the named versions.

Constance To Go appeared at $7,200 in a U.S. related-product result, while direct July 2026 listings showed £5,380 in the U.K. and €5,500–€5,600 in France. Because a direct U.S. product listing was not available, the European prices are the firmer current references for that model.

What Fits, and Which Wallet Fits Your Bag

Compact wallets make the most sense inside small bags because they leave room for your phone and keys. Calvi, Calvi Duo, Bastia, Bearn Mini, Bearn Compact, Silk'In Compact and MC² Copernic fit comfortably in a Picotin 18 or Evelyne TPM. Long wallets and To Go pieces are better suited to a Lindy 26, Bolide 25 or 27, Picotin 22, Garden Party 30, or Birkin 25.

A To Go wallet stops being practical when you need sunglasses, sanitizer, a passport, bulky keys or more than one device. In that case, a compact wallet inside a small bag carries the same essentials with less squeezing and keeps the wallet from doing double duty as an overfilled mini bag.

Leather, Wear Points and Care

Epsom is the easiest daily choice when you want firm structure and a grain that hides light scratches. Evercolor and Togo feel softer and relax more with use. Box calf has a smooth, dressy surface, but marks show more readily. Silk'In adds a silk-twill lining and excellent organization, although the interior is harder to wipe clean than leather.

Keep the wallet lightly filled, remove old receipts and excess coins, and protect it from moisture and prolonged direct light. Do not force cards into stretched slots or pull an H or Kelly closure sideways. For a preowned piece, judge the photos of the corners, interior, hardware and strap points before relying on a seller's condition label.

Buying an Hermès Wallet Preowned

Preowned is most useful when you want Dogon, a specific leather and hardware combination, or a color that is not currently available. In a recent sample of U.S. reseller listings we tracked, compact Calvi and Bastia pieces appeared in Box, Epsom and calfskin variations, while Bearn, Kelly To Go and Constance To Go examples covered materials from Epsom and Evercolor to exotic leather.

The sample contained current asking prices, not sold prices, and it was too narrow for a market-wide range or median. Recent asks ran from the low hundreds for sampled Calvi and Bastia pieces to several thousand dollars for wallet-on-strap styles. Material, condition, age, seller and included accessories all affected the ask.

The Hermès Wallet Comparisons That Matter

Calvi vs Calvi Duo vs Bastia

Choose Calvi for cards and the slimmest pocket profile. Calvi Duo adds a coin pocket and works better as one small all-in-one. Bastia is a dedicated coin purse with room for folded bills, so pair it with a card holder if cards are part of your daily carry.

Bearn vs Dogon

Choose Bearn for a current compact or long wallet with fixed organization and a clear retail path. Look for Dogon preowned if you specifically want the Clou de Selle closure or a long version with a removable zipped pouch. Pocket layouts vary across Dogon years and formats.

Kelly Classique To Go vs Constance To Go

Choose Kelly Classique To Go for a narrower, firmer and more formal wallet-on-strap. Choose Constance To Go for more usable room, an exterior back pocket and easier phone-plus-extras carry. Both are expensive substitutes for a small bag, so a compact wallet inside an Evelyne or Lindy is more forgiving for daily use.

Sources

Model names, dimensions, layouts and July 2026 prices were checked against current Hermès category and product listings, including Calvi, Bearn Compact, Kelly Classique To Go, Constance To Go, and MC² Copernic. Material and historical context came from Christie's leather guide and Sotheby's wallet guide.