
The Lindy is a slouchy, zip-top bag with two short handles and a detachable, adjustable shoulder strap. It has a soft body, side pleats and a front strap that can be adjusted to change the opening. It is carried by hand or over the shoulder and is considered one of the more relaxed, everyday Hermès shapes.
The smaller, more compact size and the most requested on the resale market.
The classic everyday size with room for a small laptop.
The largest size, suited to work or travel.
The Lindy generally resells close to or slightly below boutique retail. A Lindy 26 commonly clears roughly $6,000 to $12,000 and a Lindy 30 roughly $7,000 to $15,000, with color, leather and condition driving the range. The 34 is typically the cheapest. Treat these figures as an estimate and compare recent sold listings before deciding.
The Lindy was introduced in 2008 and named after the daughter of Pierre Durand, then the head of the house. It was designed to give customers a softer, more casual alternative to the house's stiff structured bags.
It has remained in the range ever since and has become one of the more popular shapes among buyers who find the Birkin or Kelly too formal.
The Lindy has a loyal following among buyers who want a Hermès bag that is easy to carry and less ornamented than a Birkin. It is often seen as the practical option in the range.