Jordyn Woods’ orange clutch, which New York Knicks fans believe became a lucky charm during the team’s championship run, is getting a bridal-white makeover after her wedding to recently crowned Knicks champion Karl-Anthony Towns.
Beyond the “I Dos”
The lucky Knicks clutch now comes in white, matching the bride’s wedding aesthetic.
The white Tux Clutch Mini is part of the new WOODS Bridal Collection under her Woods by Jordyn line. The collection launched Friday, Aug. 28th, with prices ranging from $155 to $385, according to the New York Post.
The original orange bag became a fixture of the Knicks’ 2026 postseason after Woods carried it to nearly every game leading up to the team’s championship.
The handbag became a superstition among fans who tied its courtside appearances to the team’s success.
“I made this sample for the playoffs,” Woods, who has a net worth of $6 million, said, according to People. “I started wearing it, we won the game and it became a superstition.”
The bag’s reputation only grew when Woods was unable to bring it to Game 3 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden due to a strict security policy implemented for President Donald Trump’s attendance.
The Knicks lost to the San Antonio Spurs that night, snapping a 13-game postseason winning streak.
New York later defeated San Antonio in Game 5 to secure its first NBA championship in 53 years.
Woods carried the orange bag during the team’s June championship parade, and the handbag was later displayed at the Guggenheim Museum for a five-day exhibition.
Guggenheim director Mariët Westermann called it “the first ever clutch that actually became clutch,” the New York Post reported.
The orange version subsequently sold out on the Woods by Jordyn website. The new white model incorporates the design into Woods’ bridal collection following her Malibu wedding to Towns on Aug. 15.
The line also debuted three new footwear options, including the white Stunt Sandal Feather, as reported by Women’s Wear Daily.
The $295 open-toe heel features a micro-square toe, thong strap, tall sculpted heel, thick white feather ankle cuff and narrow black outsole.
Woods carries the white Tux Clutch Mini with calla lilies in campaign photos, while another image places the studded handbag beside a white wedding cake.
The bridal collection arrives after Woods and Towns married at a private residence on a cliff overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Malibu. Woods wore a custom Danielle Frankel gown and carried an all-white bouquet of cascading calla lilies, according to Vogue.
Woods and Towns first met in Los Angeles in 2017, remaining close friends for three years before their relationship turned romantic in May 2020.
“We connected over a game of Uno, and he thinks that he won,” Woods told Vogue in a post-wedding interview. “We both have a very competitive nature. When we play games, we are not on the same team — we are in it to win.”
After nearly six years of dating, Towns proposed on Christmas Eve 2025.
Towns designed the ring himself in collaboration with jeweler Bernard James, featuring an approximately 15-carat emerald-cut De Beers diamond, a band accented with a pink diamond gradient and the birthstones of their late parents.
“Ironically, he didn’t know that my parents got engaged on Christmas Eve, so it was a real full-circle moment,” Woods told Vogue.
The launch also marks one year since Woods relaunched her brand.
“This past year has been a reminder that some of the most beautiful things in life are waiting on the other side of discomfort,” Woods wrote. “So it only felt right that one year later, I celebrate this chapter with one of the most personal collections I’ve ever created.”
