Hermès Rallye 24

Founded in 1837 by harnessmaker Thierry Hermès, the brand is renowned for its equestrian heritage and handcrafted saddles. But Hermès also has a rich history in automobiles, from its 1923 sac pour l’auto to leather trunks made for Bugattis.

This legacy is reimagined in Rallye 24, a Limoges-porcelain collection featuring a bold racetrack motif, first introduced in the brand’s Circuit 24 silk scarf. Inspired by Hermès’ iconic chain-link pattern and the classic toy racetrack, the design blends modern masculinity with timeless elegance. A nod to both the 24-hour race in Le Mans and the flagship store at 24 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Rallye 24 is a tribute to speed and craftsmanship.

Collaborating with designers Yves Taralon, Benoît-Pierre Emery, and Damian O’Sullivan, the collection includes plates, bowls, cups, and platters, available in vintage racing-team colors. Practical and versatile, Rallye 24 is not just for formal settings—its stackable design is dishwasher- and microwave-safe, making it the most technically advanced dinnerware Hermès has ever created.