This Birkin 30 est is not only an exceptional piece, it's also unique. It's an HSS (Horseshoe Stampl) model, in other words, a handbag made to measure. Reserved for Hermès' most important customers, each HSS bag can be recognized by the horseshoe stamp on the front left of the Hermès seal, a symbol that is at once discreet, identifiable and very powerful. Unlike limited edition handbags, which are produced in multiples, an HSS handbag is a special order, where customers can choose unique combinations of leather, colors and finishing options, including the interior and exterior of the bag. It's obviously very difficult to get on The waiting list for an HSS bag, some would say it's even a privilege to be on said list. Let's face it, you have to be a very good Hermès customer and/or a very important person. And even among the most elitist Hermès customers, some will be entitled to rare leathers and all possible variations, while others will have to “make do” with a more limited choice, even if it remains an HSS bag, i.e. a unique bag. (Of course, it is possible for 2 HSS models to be identical if 2 customers have chosen the same options...). The process of obtaining an HSS bag is a lengthy one. First of all, you have to be on the famous list. Then, you have to wait for the famous “Call” from an advisor, and set up an appointment with him or her to choose the specific bag customization options (model, leather, colors and finishes). This request must then be approved by Hermès headquarters, after which the bag goes into production for 6 to 18 months. Finally, we call you to collect your work of art. In view of the above, we can see why HSS bags are so successful on the second-hand market. The Birkin 30 that Clasam is privileged to offer you is in Epsom Gris Mouette and Rose Azalée leather. The interior is also pink and finished in brushed Palladium, a jewel that can also be considered rare. In short, this bag is quite simply an exceptional piece.