Gucci · Tier 3

Jackie 1961

Name: Gucci Jackie 1961 Medium
Brand: Gucci

Catalogued June 2026

The Gucci Jackie 1961 is a reissue introduced by Alessandro Michele in 2020 of the house's hobo-shaped shoulder bag from the 1950s and 60s, nicknamed for Jacqueline Kennedy, who was often photographed carrying it. It has a soft crescent body that tucks under the arm and its signature piston closure, a sliding metal hook clasp, on the front. It comes in smooth leather and GG Supreme canvas across several sizes. The 1961 in the name marks the archival year the reissue references.

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Size

Nano Mini SmallMediumLarge Unknown

Colour

Black White Beige Brown Red Blue Green Pink MulticolorUnknown

Material

Leather Calfskin GG SupremeUnknown

Hardware

goldbrass Unknown

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Made in

What the house has produced this bag in, from our sourced records.

Material

GG Supreme Canvasdefault, Smooth Leather

Seasonal: Suede, Printed / Exotic

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What it's worth

Gucci · Jackie 1961 · Medium

All Medium colours and leathers · 565 recorded prices

Best listed right now: $547 on The Luxury Closet, well below the typical price (median $2,050).

Prices have been trending up over the tracked window.

No longer in production, so resale is the only way to buy it.

By condition · compared like-for-like

excellent

91 prices

very good

4 prices

fair

1 price

$1,050$3,495

By production era · decade

1960s

304 prices

2020s

1 price

$995$3,495

Resale by production era: 305 listings, estimated from recorded prices.

Estimated from recorded resale prices (built from 564 asking + 1 sold prices · 469 with condition unrecorded) · not an appraisal. As of 2026-08-07.

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Where it stands

#93

of 512 styles in the LC Index

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⚖Blended from price, trade volume, and scarcity.
◷Recomputed monthly from recorded market prices.

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The three measures behind #93

By priceof 512 styles

#210Vavin · Louis Vuitton
#211Jackie 1961 · Gucci
#212Symbole · Prada

By trade volumeof 512 styles

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Bag DNA

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GHouseGucciest. 1921 · Italy Hardwaregold

The Story

First called the G1244, until Jackie Kennedy bought six and was rarely photographed without one.

Origin

From a product code to a first lady

Gucci introduced the bag in 1961 as the G1244. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was photographed with it so often that the house simply started calling it the Jackie.

SourcesWikipedia Editorialist

Design

A relaxed half-moon

The Jackie is a half-moon hobo shape with a piston-shaped closure, looser and softer than the structured bags of its day. Jackie reportedly used its wide base to shield her face from the paparazzi.

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Specifications

SizeMedium

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Hardware colorgold

StatusDiscontinued

Resale price history

+49%

$1,710 → $2,545 across 565 recorded sales

2026-06 – 2026-08

Estimated from recorded resale prices · not an appraisal or investment forecast. Values can go down as well as up.

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