Jacquemus Bags: Every Model Explained

Jacquemus bags fall into six families: the Chiquito and Bambino minis, the Valerie shoulder bags, the Turismo totes, the Rond Carre and Salon clutches, the Bambola buckets, and the Soli and Spiaggia summer baskets. Leather models are made in Italy and start at $980 on Coveti. Raffia and palm pieces start at $720.

Jacquemus is a French house founded in Paris in 2009 by Simon Porte Jacquemus, who was 19 at the time and named the label after his mother’s maiden name. The house makes women’s and men’s ready-to-wear, shoes and accessories as well as bags. This guide covers every model currently in the Coveti edit of the Jacquemus collection: what each one is, the measurements the house publishes, what it holds, and the price it starts at. For the story of the label itself, read who is Jacquemus.

The Jacquemus bag line at a glance

The Coveti edit holds 254 Jacquemus bags across more than 50 named models. Almost every leather piece is made in Italy, in calf, goat, cow and lamb leather. The baskets come from two places: the Soli palm baskets are made in Morocco, and most of the raffia Turismo and Spiaggia bags are made in Madagascar. Prices run from $720 for a Small Soli Basket to $4,850 for the walnut wood Bambino Clutch Bag.

The table lists the core models with the dimensions given by the house. Where the house publishes a “this bag can fit” list, it appears in the third column. Where it does not, the column says so, and the sections below give a reading of the size.

The minis: Chiquito and Bambino

The Chiquito is the smallest bag in the line, a top-handle mini that has become shorthand for the house’s sense of scale. The standard size measures 12 x 9 cm and costs $980. It is made in Italy, mostly in calf leather, with a linen version in the mix. The house does not publish a capacity list for it, and at 12 cm across most current smartphones will not go inside. Think cards, a lipstick and a key. The Chiquito Bag in Black is the classic version; The Chiquito Bag in Medium Blue is the louder one.

The Chiquito comes in four more cuts. The Medium Chiquito (18 x 13.5 cm, $1,250) and the Knot Chiquito (same size, $1,360) are the first steps up. The Long Chiquito stretches to 22 x 10.5 cm for $1,200, and the Large Chiquito reaches 22 x 18 cm for $1,450, which is roughly the size at which a phone stops being a squeeze.

The Bambino is the flap bag of the family. The mini Bambino measures 17.5 x 9 cm and starts at $1,090. The Large Bambino (23.5 x 13 x 7 cm, from $1,410) is the one that carries a day’s essentials, and the Coveti edit has it in 18 colourways, more than any model apart from the Small Valerie. There is also a Long Bambino at 28 x 13.5 cm, a Bambino Chaine on a chain strap at 25 x 12 x 5 cm, a Bambino Messenger at 30 x 38.5 x 15 cm, and the walnut wood Bambino Clutch Bag at $4,850, the most expensive piece in the edit. Start with The Large Bambino Bag in Black if the mini looks too small. Browse every small shape under mini bags.

The Valerie family

The Valerie is the most stocked model in the Jacquemus edit. The Small Valerie Bag alone has 23 listings in colours that run through dark yellow, acid green, light pink, white and navy, red and khaki. It measures 24 x 14 x 7.5 cm and, by the house’s own list, takes a cardholder, a smartphone, earphones and keys. Prices go from $1,990 to $2,630, and all 23 are made in Italy, mostly in goat leather with calf and cow leather versions.

The full-size Valerie Bag measures 32 x 20 x 11 cm and adds a small water bottle and a pocket-sized book to that list. It starts at $2,470. The Valerie Bag in Black is the version that works with the most of a wardrobe; The Valerie Bag in Camel is the warmer option for autumn.

Beyond those two there is the Valerie Clutch (27.5 x 14 x 6.5 cm, from $1,840), the Valerie Travel Bag (48 x 39 x 21 cm, $4,070), and the Valerio Bag, a larger shoulder cut at 38 x 26 x 14 cm that holds a 13-inch laptop. Find the rest under shoulder bags.

The Turismo family

The Turismo is the working bag of the line. The Small Turismo measures 26 x 16 x 11 cm and holds a cardholder, a smartphone, earphones, keys and sunglasses. The edit has 16 of them, from $1,680 for leather up to $3,600 for The Small Turismo Bag in Off-White and Black. The Small Turismo Bag in Black is the most straightforward of the set.

The Long Turismo (33 x 18.5 x 11.5 cm, from $1,990) is a shoulder version that takes a small water bottle. The Turismo Bag (39 x 21 x 17 cm, from $2,090) adds a notebook and a pouch. Above that sit the Large Turismo (50 x 32 x 21 cm) and the Turismo Shopper (42 x 39 x 19.5 cm), both cleared by the house for a 13-inch laptop. The Large Turismo also takes a change of clothes, which makes it the one to pick for a short trip. The Turismo also exists in raffia, covered in the Jacquemus raffia bags guide. Compare the bigger shapes in designer tote bags.

Clutches: Rond Carre, Salon and Valerie

The Rond Carre Clutch is a rounded square shape at 27.7 x 17 x 12.2 cm, mostly in lambskin, from $1,520. The edit includes silver and gold versions and one in hagfish leather. The Small Rond Carre Clutch is 19.4 x 12.5 x 6.6 cm at $1,360, and the Rond Carre Bag, at 23 x 16 x 9 cm, puts the same shape on a strap from $1,680.

The Salon Clutch is long and narrow at 35 x 12 x 8.5 cm, in calf leather, from $1,840. The Salon Clutch in Light Pink and the aqua version suit summer evenings. The Large Salon Clutch costs from $2,790, and the Salon Bag (27.5 x 16 x 7 cm, from $2,150) adds a strap. The full range sits under clutch bags.

Berlingot, Bisou and the smaller shoulder bags

The Berlingot Bag is a deep, compact shape at 20 x 13.5 x 13 cm, from $1,610, in calf and lamb leather with a silver version. The Small Bisou Chaine is the slimmest bag in the line at only 2.5 cm deep, on a chain, for $1,040. The Bisou Perle costs $1,140. The Baneto (10 x 20 x 7 cm, $980), the Curvo (22 x 12 x 3 cm, $1,200) and the Correo (23 x 16.5 x 6 cm, $1,450) round out the smaller shoulder styles.

Bucket bags and baskets: Bambola, Soli and Spiaggia

The Bambola is the bucket bag. The Small Bambola measures 24 x 24 x 10 cm in cow leather from $1,520, the Medium Bambola is 34.5 x 41 x 19 cm at $1,930, and the full Bambola is a large carryall up to 60 x 35 x 23 cm. See more in bucket bags.

The Soli Basket (48 x 26 cm, $820) and Small Soli Basket (34 x 17 cm, $720) are made in Morocco, mostly in palm. The Spiaggia bags, in round, square and heart shapes, are 100% raffia and made in Madagascar, from $720. The Soli Basket in Ivory is the plainest of the palm baskets.

How to choose a Jacquemus bag by use

Start with what has to go inside, then pick the shape.

• Evenings with only cards and a key: Chiquito, Bambino, Small Bisou Chaine.
• Evenings with a phone: Large Bambino, Small Valerie, Rond Carre Clutch, Salon Clutch.
• Daytime in town: Valerie, Long Turismo, Small Turismo.
• Office with a laptop: Valerio, Large Turismo, Turismo Shopper (all take a 13-inch laptop).
• Weekends away: Large Turismo, Valerie Travel Bag.
• Beach and holidays: Soli Basket, Spiaggia, Raffia Turismo.

The rule that saves the most disappointment is simple. Check the house’s “can fit” list against your phone, and where there is no list, compare the width in centimetres with the phone you carry. Styling ideas for each shape are in how to style Jacquemus.

Jacquemus bags by colour

Black Jacquemus bags

Black has the widest spread of any colour in the edit. The Chiquito, Large Bambino, Valerie, Small Turismo, Rond Carre, Salon Clutch, Berlingot and Bambola all come in it. For one black bag that covers the most occasions, the Small Valerie at $1,990 is the safest call.

Pink Jacquemus bags

Pink comes in light and pale shades: the Small Valerie in light pink and pale pink, the Salon Clutch, the Valerie Clutch, the Bambino Chaine and, in raffia, the Spiaggia Coeur and Small Raffia Turismo. The Small Valerie Bag in Light Pink is the leather pick.

Red Jacquemus bags

Red appears across the Bambino, Large Bambino, Long Bambino, Small Bisou Chaine, Small Turismo, Berlingot, Salon Bag, Valerie Clutch and Small Valerie. The Bambino Bag in Red at $1,090 is the cheapest way in; dark red and burgundy versions suit colder months.

Brown Jacquemus bags

Brown runs from light brown and camel through medium brown to dark brown and midnight brown. The Valerie Bag in Dark Brown and the Turismo in dark brown are the two for autumn. Pair them with pieces from the Jacquemus autumn winter 2026 edit.

White Jacquemus bags

White and ivory come on the Large Bambino, Long Bambino, Small Valerie, Salon Clutch, Valerie Clutch and the Spiaggia raffia bags, plus The Small Turismo Crochet Bag in White. Light ivory is the softer alternative and is offered on the Turismo, Berlingot and Rond Carre.

Buying a Jacquemus bag on Coveti

Every Jacquemus bag on Coveti is authenticity guaranteed and ships worldwide by DHL Express and FedEx. Most regions ship Delivered Duty Unpaid, so local import duties are paid on delivery. Return terms are on the returns page. To see shapes from other houses, compare Loewe, Bottega Veneta and By Far, and read brands like Jacquemus. For a view on value, see is a Jacquemus bag worth it. The full range sits under women’s bags.

Frequently asked questions

What is the most popular Jacquemus bag?

The Chiquito, a 12 x 9 cm top-handle mini made in Italy, is the smallest and most recognisable shape in the line. In the Coveti edit, the Small Valerie has the most listings, with 23 versions, followed by the Large Bambino with 18.

How much does a Jacquemus bag cost?

On Coveti, Jacquemus bags run from $720 for the Small Soli Basket to $4,850 for the walnut wood Bambino Clutch Bag. Leather bags start at $980 for the Chiquito and the Baneto. Most everyday shoulder bags sit between $1,410 and $2,630.

Where are Jacquemus bags made?

Leather Jacquemus bags in the Coveti edit are made in Italy. The Soli palm baskets are made in Morocco, and the raffia Turismo and Spiaggia bags are made in Madagascar.

Does a phone fit in the Jacquemus Chiquito?

The standard Chiquito measures 12 x 9 cm, and the house does not publish a capacity list for it. Most current smartphones are longer than 12 cm, so plan on cards and a key. For a phone, look at the Large Chiquito (22 x 18 cm), the Large Bambino and the Small Valerie.

Which Jacquemus bag fits a laptop?

The Valerio Bag, the Large Turismo and the Turismo Shopper are each listed by the house as holding a 13-inch laptop. The Large Turismo also takes a change of clothes and a small toiletry bag.

What is the difference between the Bambino and the Large Bambino?

The Bambino is a mini at 17.5 x 9 cm, from $1,090. The Large Bambino measures 23.5 x 13 x 7 cm, from $1,410, and comes in more colours in the Coveti edit.

Which Jacquemus bag is best for everyday use?

The Small Valerie and the Small Turismo carry a cardholder, a smartphone, earphones and keys, and the Small Turismo also takes sunglasses. For more room, the Valerie Bag adds a small water bottle and a pocket-sized book.

Do Jacquemus bags ship with duties included?

Coveti ships worldwide by DHL Express and FedEx. Most regions ship Delivered Duty Unpaid, which means any local import duties are paid by the customer on delivery.