u/Dry-Oil9151

Hi everyone! I’m still kinda new to the whole Hermès world and honestly still trying to understand the “Hermès game,” so I’d love to hear your opinions and experiences.
I recently got offered my very first bag from Hermès, and it was a Constance 18 in I got it in a seasonal mauve-rose tone (RMS). I ended up purchasing it because I genuinely loved the color and the bag itself, but now I’m wondering if accepting a Constance as my first offer was a good move strategically or not.
I’ve read so many different things online — some people say taking non-B/K quota bags helps build the relationship, while others say it doesn’t necessarily impact future offers much. Since I’m still learning how all of this works, I’m curious what you all think.
Would you consider this a strong first offer? And do you think accepting it helps positively in the long run if I eventually hope for a Kelly or Birkin someday?
Thank you! :)

Hi everyone! I’m still kinda new to the whole Hermès world and honestly still trying to understand the “Hermès game,” so I’d love to hear your opinions and experiences.
I recently got offered my very first bag from Hermès, and it was a Constance 18 in I got it in a seasonal mauve-rose tone (RMS). I ended up purchasing it because I genuinely loved the color and the bag itself, but now I’m wondering if accepting a Constance as my first offer was a good move strategically or not.
I’ve read so many different things online — some people say taking non-B/K quota bags helps build the relationship, while others say it doesn’t necessarily impact future offers much. Since I’m still learning how all of this works, I’m curious what you all think.
Would you consider this a strong first offer? And do you think accepting it helps positively in the long run if I eventually hope for a Kelly or Birkin someday?
Thank you! :)