hermes scarf?

Aug 28, 2007 by jeff | Posted in Fashion & Accessories

so i got this hermes scarf and it says passementerie on it, and it belongs to my grandma so its probably pretty old. i want to find out its value but i dont know when it was made or anything other than the passementerie part. any help would be appeciated,

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Passementerie is the ornamental trimming of the scarf. You may want to contact an appraiser to find its value.

The second website below describes Hermes scarves.

I hope that helps.

;-)

hermes scarf

demonstration by hermes at the south coast on how they hand screen print their scarves.

Hermes De Passage a Moscou Scarf

There are a lot of fashion trends and styles that I find just baffling. UGG boots is one, especially when worn with shorts. That just makes people look like insane Eskimos. Those shoes that are hot right now that are a combination of platform sandals and boots? Yeah, I don’t get those. They’re hideous. If you’ve been wondering why you haven’t seen them on the blog, that’s why, although I may have to do a post about just how hideous they are. Just about anything with the brand emblazoned in huge letters, making the accessory or clothing item into a walking billboard. Looking at you, Juicy. So while I love a nice, fuzzy scarf in the winter to keep my neck warm and complement my ensemble, I am still trying to figure out the purpose and appeal of the summer scarf. Now, I realize it’s not hot as crap for everyone right now. And I could maybe see wearing a light scarf on a summer evening near the shore where it does get rather cool. But these women I see walking around in the light of hot summer days with scarves around their necks while they wear shorts and sandals? It’s like the whole UGGs with shorts thing—ridiculous. So sure, wear one of these when it’s needed, but let’s not go overboard with it’s 100 degrees out, ok? And if you’re going to go along with the trend, do it right. No one makes a scarf like Hermes, and I’m digging this Hermes De Passage a Moscou Scarf.

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