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France’s iconic Hermès is launching a series of pop-up spaces, named Hermèsmatic, where customers can dye their cherished scarves to give them a new lease of life.
The Hermèsmatic pop-up laundromat concepts are launching in Amsterdam, Strasbourg, Munich and Kyoto. Washing machines in the brand’s signature orange color give scarves a blue or pink rinse, and a dryer restores them to their original softness. The process takes 48 hours and is free of charge for customers.
Each Hermès pop-up will also feature a store selling scarves in signature patterns drawn from the house’s archives, such as Brides de Gala and Quadrige, and dip-dyed in nine different shades in the Hermès silk workshops in Lyon, southern France.
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