Jacquemus Shoulder Bags

Jacquemus Chiquito leather handbag

Jacquemus

Chiquito leather handbag

$730
New With Tags
Sweden

Vestiaire Collective

Jacquemus Linen crossbody bag

Jacquemus

Linen crossbody bag

$384
Very Good
Germany

Vestiaire Collective

Jacquemus Chiquito leather bag

Jacquemus

Chiquito leather bag

$741
Very Good
Poland

Vestiaire Collective

Jacquemus Leather handbag

Jacquemus

Leather handbag

$1231
Very Good
United States

Vestiaire Collective

Jacquemus Le Ciuciu handbag

Jacquemus

Le Ciuciu handbag

$700
Very Good
Cyprus

Vestiaire Collective

Jacquemus Le Rond leather handbag

Jacquemus

Le Rond leather handbag

$528
Very Good
United Kingdom

Vestiaire Collective

Jacquemus Bambimou leather handbag

Jacquemus

Bambimou leather handbag

$583
Very Good
Netherlands

Vestiaire Collective

Jacquemus Bambimou leather handbag

Jacquemus

Bambimou leather handbag

$1025
New With Tags
Lithuania

Vestiaire Collective

About Jacquemus

Jacquemus was founded in 2009 by French designer Simon Porte Jacquemus, who was just 19 years old at the time. Jacquemus has become a major force in French ready-to-wear as well as accessories, especially for its signature microbags and minibags like the wildly popular Le Chiquito, Le Grand Chiquito, and Le Grand Bambino. These miniature bags with top handles are sculptural yet functional accessories rendered in luxe materials like croc-embossed leather. Prices range from around $500-$1500 for these mini icons of French girl chic.

While the distribution of Jacquemus bags in the US is limited, the bags have earned cult status for their resemblance to Hermès' own microbag offerings. Beyond bags, Jacquemus is also known for whimsical accessories like oversized hoop earrings and pared back feminine footwear. The overall aesthetic of the brand is minimalist and structural yet infused with Parisian insouciance. Under Simon Porte Jacquemus' creative direction, the maison has grown from a small line of jewelry into an international fashion powerhouse beloved by celebrities and influencers. Jacquemus' architectural but wearable clothing and accessories encapsulate the effortless chic of la Parisienne.