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Hermes Boutique – DFS Duty Free storefront at Terminal B
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Hermes Boutique – DFS Duty Free

Terminal BGreat HallPost-Security

Hours

8:00 am - 12:00 am

Alcohol

No

Established in 1837, Hermès was originally a harness workshop and after generations of combining inventiveness and know-how, the brand has placed themselves at the forefront of French fashion with widely recognized pieces and fragrances. With a watchmaking tradition of over 80 years, the brand has proclaimed its taste for high standards and placed its signature on “timepieces” created in cooperation with the greatest names in the Swiss watch industry.

Finding it

Hermes Boutique – DFS Duty Free is in Great Hall in Terminal B at Los Angeles International Airport. It is airside, past the security checkpoint, so allow for the queue before you count on it.

Terminal B has 20 places to eat and 26 shops in this directory; the earliest opens at 12am.

Hours against the security queue

Across the week, LAX security runs longest around 12pm at a median of 20 minutes, and lightest around 1am at 2 minutes.

Queue figures are medians from FlyIndex's LAX wait-time record, not a live reading.

About this location

No alcohol moves through this case, unlike the Gucci counter it shares the Great Hall row with, so the stock here stays confined to leather goods, scarves and small leather accessories typical of the brand's travel-retail line. It is the only Hermes at LAX, part of the same duty-free complex as Burberry and Bvlgari rather than a standalone kiosk. The 8am to midnight window matches its Great Hall neighbors, meaning it opens with the first wave of Terminal B departures and stays lit through the last. A traveler passing Book Soup Bookstore on the way toward the gates will reach this case before the rest of the luxury row.

Other options in Terminal B

All past the same checkpoint, so you can reach them without clearing security again.

Official Travel Resources

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