The Les Étriers design was created by the talented French artist Françoise de la Perrière and first issued by Hermès in 1974. The name translates to “The Stirrups,” and the artwork is a celebration of the brand’s deep roots in the world of equestrianism. De la Perrière, known for her precision and elegance in composition, was one of Hermès' most prolific designers, contributing numerous beloved scarf motifs. In Les Étriers, she masterfully arranges various types of stirrups in a decorative and almost architectural composition, highlighting both the beauty and the functionality of these classic riding elements. The design has been reissued in various colourways over the years, remaining a coveted piece for collectors and fashion enthusiasts alike.

 This 90cm silk scarf from Hermès, titled Les Étriers, is a timeless and elegant piece that showcases the brand’s dedication to craftsmanship and equestrian heritage, it comes with a box.