Will this Birkin Be a Second Lucky Charm for Jordyn Woods and the Knicks?

Jordyn Woods is bringing another dose of orange luck to Madison Square Garden, this time with a considerably more luxurious accessory. The model and entrepreneur was courtside on November 4, cheering on husband Karl-Anthony Towns and the New York Knicks as they faced the Chicago Bulls. And while the team secured another victory, it was Woods’ handbag that caught our attention.

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Spotted in her Instagram Stories, Woods carried a striking orange Hermès Matte Alligator Birkin. If the vibrant color looks familiar, there’s a good reason. It’s a nod to the orange Tux Clutch Mini from her own label, Woods by Jordyn, which became something of a good-luck charm during the Knicks’ championship-winning 2026 NBA Finals run.

For those who followed the Knicks’ extraordinary championship run, the orange bag may already be familiar. Woods carried her Summer Citrus Tux Clutch Mini throughout the playoffs, and fans quickly began associating it with the team’s winning streak. In fact, the one game she couldn’t bring it into Madison Square Garden because of a no-bag policy was the game the Knicks lost. Coincidence? Knicks fans weren’t convinced.

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The $125 clutch, which features a faux-ostrich leather finish, became so popular that it even earned a place on display at New York’s Guggenheim Museum in June. Woods has since retired the original lucky bag, introducing a Trophy Gold version for the team’s new season opener in October.

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Of course, this latest addition to her handbag rotation takes things to another level. Crafted in rare Alligator Mississippiensis, the Birkin 25 is paired with palladium hardware. Keeping the lucky-orange theme going, Woods accessorized the bag with a contrasting blue Rodeo Pégase featuring orange wings, alongside an orange Leather Fringes Twilly wrapped around the handles.

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Now, it seems the good-luck tradition has found a new home, albeit in considerably more exotic surroundings. A Matte Alligator Birkin is certainly a step up from a $125 clutch, and while the exact size and value of Woods’ latest Hermès acquisition remain unconfirmed, there’s no denying this is a seriously special addition to her handbag lineup.

Will the orange Birkin bring the Knicks another winning season? If the original lucky bag is anything to go by, perhaps Woods is onto something.

What do you think of Jordyn’s new lucky charm? Are you loving the bright orange Matte Alligator Birkin?