Hermès is embracing 2026 with a fresh color spectrum inspired by its annual theme, Venture Beyond - an invitation to constantly discover new horizons. This year's collection seamlessly blends classic undertones with unexpectedly confident new shades. Striking a perfect balance, the 2026 lineup offers sophisticated neutrals as well as vibrant pops of color, including a subtle nod to Pantone’s 2026 Color of the Year, Cloud Dancer.

Here is a closer look at the newly introduced shades:

    Guimauve:

    Named after the French word for marshmallow, this delicate pastel pink is light and airy on fabrics, but takes on a deeper, more saturated hue (similar to Mauve Sylvestre) when applied to leathers like Epsom.




      Crème Chantilly:

      An elegant, understated creamy off-white. As the lightest alligator shade next to the famous Himalaya, it serves as the ultimate luxurious parallel to Pantone's Cloud Dancer.




        Bai Brun:

        Inspired by the rich, glossy coat of a bay horse, this deep chocolate brown is a stunning new neutral. Its warm, red undertones are perfectly accentuated by Gold or Permabrass hardware, positioning it to become a classic favorite alongside Ébene.




          Carbone:

          A refined slate-gray that sits elegantly between black and charcoal. Featuring subtle cool blue undertones, it appears exceptionally striking and sleek when paired with Palladium hardware.




            Vert Loden:

            While technically a deep olive green, this earthy shade functions beautifully as a warm neutral. Distinctly warmer than last year’s Vert Mangrove, its subtle gray undertones give it a highly versatile feel.




              Purple:

              A vibrant, blue-toned purple that lit up the Spring-Summer 2026 runways. It’s a bold yet classic statement color that is slightly softer than the brand's iconic Ultraviolet.




                Jaune Mango:

                The epitome of summer, this radiant and sunny shade brings any ensemble to life. It shines brightly on Chèvre and Epsom leathers, glowing warmly with Gold hardware or taking on a cooler, subdued edge with Palladium.