Jordyn Woods said her lucky bag has “seen better days” after it made the rounds during the Knicks’ 2026 NBA Championship run, and that she’s “hanging it in the rafters” following the team’s championship parade on Thursday.

Woods, engaged to Knicks center Karl-Anthony Towns, accessorized with the sold out Tux Clutch Mini Summer Citrus in the color orange ostrich at nearly every game during the Knicks’ playoff run — including New York’s 13-game win streak — and it became an unofficial good luck charm for fans.

“I made this sample [of the bag] for the [NBA] playoffs from my brand, Woods by Jordan, and I started wearing it — we won a game, it became a superstition to me,” Woods said during an appearance on “TODAY with Jenna & Sheinelle” on Wednesday, with her bag in tow.

“And then it really went viral when I couldn’t bring it to the game [the Spurs’ 115-111 Game 3 win over the Knicks] and it was the first game we lost in 50 days or something. So that’s when the phenomenon really came when we lost and I couldn’t bring my bag.

“After tomorrow I’m going to hang it in the rafters — the parade, it will come, and then I think she needs a rest. She’s been working overtime.”

Some Knicks faithful were nervous when Woods didn’t bring the bag to Game 3 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden due to heightened security and a temporary no-bag policy because President Donald Trump attended.

Woods, who debuted the bag at the beginning of the playoffs in April, brought it to the Knicks’ 94-90 Game 5 victory over the Spurs on Saturday night in San Antonio, which secured their first championship in 53 years.

The bag is sold out on Woods’ website, along with two other colors, blue ostrich and black croco.

It can be preordered and is expected to ship in September, according to a notice, entitled “Lucky Bag Pre-Orders,” on the website, adding that there is “unprecedented demand” for the bag.

“The response to the lucky bag (Tux Clutch Mini) has been truly incredible, and we are so grateful for the overwhelming love and support,” it read. “We were honestly shocked by the extraordinary response.

“As a result we have had to set the product as “made-to-order” this way everyone who wants the lucky bag has an opportunity to purchase it.”

The Knicks’ championship parade will be held in New York City on Thursday, starting at 10 a.m. ET.