This Gucci Jackie shoulder bag is crafted in glossy beige leather with silver-tone piston hardware and a structured silhouette. The softly curved shape, double strap construction and polished clasp detail make it clean, sensual and minimal.
Originally introduced in the 1960s and renamed after Jacqueline Kennedy, the Jackie was reinterpreted in the late 1990s and early 2000s under Tom Ford’s direction at Gucci. During this era, Gucci leaned into sleek, body-conscious silhouettes, high-shine leathers and refined hardware. Making the Jackie sharper, more sculptural and modern. This version reflects exactly that period: pared back, slightly glossy and confident.
Styling tip:
Wear it tucked high under the arm with an oversized men’s coat or a simple tank and tailored trousers. It works best when everything else is understated. The shape and hardware do the talking.
Era: Early 2000s (Tom Ford era, approx. 1999–2003)
Material: Leather
Color: Beige, Silver-tone piston clasp
Size: 26cm x 16cm x 7cm
Made in: Italy
Condition:
Good vintage condition. The leather shows light, subtle spotting across the surface. These appear as faint tonal variations within the glossy finish and are mostly only visible when the bag is tilted under certain lighting angles (as shown in the photos). Apart from that no cracking or spots visible on in and outside.
Why it made the cut:
Tom Ford-era Gucci remains one of the strongest investment periods for the house. The hardware, proportions and finish of these early 2000s Jackies feel sharper and more directional than later reissues and they’re increasingly hard to find in clean, minimal colorways like this.
