Gitane is a line of Gypsy jazz guitars produced by Saga Musical Instruments, the California-based importer and distributor known for its house brands of fretted instruments. The line is built around faithful interpretations of the classic Selmer-Maccaferri designs played by Django Reinhardt, with both D-hole models inspired by the early Selmer Modèle Orchestre and petite-bouche oval-hole models inspired by the later Modèle Jazz that became the dominant voice of postwar Gypsy jazz.

The range spans entry-level instruments through working-musician guitars, including the D-500 D-hole model, the DG-255 oval-hole model, and the DG-300 and DG-320 signature models developed in collaboration with American guitarist John Jorgenson. The Jorgenson models are designed around a steeper neck angle, more pronounced top arch, and lighter bracing intended to emulate the projection and snap associated with vintage Selmer instruments. Gitane also offers nylon-string and student-grade variants, the latter often marketed alongside Saga's more affordable Cigano line.

Gitane occupies a particular niche in the acoustic guitar market: it is one of the few mass-produced lines focused specifically on Selmer-style Gypsy jazz instruments, providing a more accessible alternative to boutique European luthiers such as Dupont, AJL, or Favino. The guitars are widely used by students, amateurs, and gigging professionals in the Gypsy jazz community, and frequently appear in reviews and discussions on specialist sites like DjangoBooks.

Gitane has 4 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Steel-string Acoustic Guitars. Their gear is featured by 2 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Folk, World, & Country, and Latin. Notable users include Ángel Parra and Josh Turner.