Archive · 11 Dec 2025
Hermes' $200 Lambskin Band Aids Go Viral
Hermes, a famous fashion brand, made some fancy band-aid stickers out of lambskin.
They cost $200 for three and were not for real injuries but to decorate things.
People on the internet loved the idea but thought the price was too high.
The band-aids came in red, beige, and yellow and had the Hermes logo on them.
The product is no longer available on their website.
Hermes launched a set of three decorative lambskin band aids priced at $200.
The band aids were part of the Petit h line and were not meant for medical use.
The product was described as reusable patches for personalizing belongings.
The band aids were available in red, beige, and yellow and measured 9.6 cm by 2.2 cm.
The product went viral on social media with mixed reactions about its price and concept.
- Who
- Hermes, a French luxury fashion brand
- What
- Launched a set of three decorative lambskin band aids priced at $200
- When
- Recently launched and subsequently taken down
- Where
- Available on Hermes' website as part of the Petit h line
- Why
- To personalize belongings and cover imperfections in a fashionable manner
- Product Name
- Petit h Lambskin Band Aids
- Price
- $200
- Materials
- Lambskin
- Colors
- Red, Beige, Yellow
- Dimensions
- 9.6 cm x 2.2 cm
- Branding
- Hermes Iconic Branding
- Origin
- Made in France
- Availability
- No longer available on the website