Twillies

Twillies have been around for a long time, often wrapped around purse handles to protect them from the dirt and oil from the lovely hands that hold them. They are also used as hairbands and ponytail holders, as well as around the next. And because Hermes is genius at producing new sizes and formats, the traditional twilly has evolved to include doll twillies, maxi twillies, maxi twilly cuts, maxi twilly slims, and twillons. In recent years, there are also 'patch' versions with little shapes embroidered onto the twilly.

(If you see AMIM - that stands for "Ask Me, I Might"  - I might be willing to part with a silk beauty. Drop me a note if you're interested, and check out that which I've already decided to re-home.) 
Picture of Hermes silk sticker twilly Bingata
Bingata Sticker, Natsuno Hidaka, 2022
Picture of Hermes silk twilly scarf, Colliers et Chiens. Blue, green and chartreuse harlequin background with pink polka dots. One one side are cameo portraits of dogs, on the other side are medor dog collar studs
Colliers et Chiens Plumetis, Virginie Jamin, 2021
Picture of Hermes silk Maxi Twilly, Colliers de Chien by Virginie Jamin. Blue, purple and green patterns of dog collars
Colliers de Chien, Virginie Jamin, 2015
Picture of Hermes silk maxi twilly, Collier de Chiens by Virginie Jamin. Black, yellow and green dog collars
Colliers de Chien, Virginie Jamin, 2015
Picture of an exceptional Hermes silk twilly. Dame De Coeur features playing cards, and is embellished with sequins and rhinestones
Dame de Coeur, Pierre Marie, 2022
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Les Chiens Parisiens, Matthieu Cosse, 2024
Picture of an Hermes silk twilly scarf, les Cles au Pois. Navy blue with white keys and multicolor polka dots
Les Cles au Pois, Caty Latham, 2022 (originally 1965)
Picture of pink Hermes silk twilly scarf, Space Derby by Ugo Bienvenu, featuring futuristic horse chariot races
Space Derby, Ugo Bienvenu, 2021