An established symbol of Gucci's heritage, the Horsebit dates back to the '50s. Inspired by the House's equestrian heritage, this silk tie is defined by a Horsebit embroidery.
Generation Gucci delves into the brand's archival codes, and combines different generations of design into one aesthetic narrative. Well-recognized motifs on men's ties present colors that are perfect for both...
Generation Gucci delves into the brand's archival codes, and combines different generations of design into one aesthetic narrative. This pocket square features the allover Gucci Double G print.
Introducing Spring Summer 2026. Silk and soft accessories designs continue to reinterpret emblematic codes through a creative lens in the La Famiglia collection. This tie is stated in GG silk cotton jacquard and...
Generation Gucci delves into the brand's archival codes, and combines different generations of design into one aesthetic narrative. Well-recognized motifs on men's ties present colors that are perfect for both...
Generation Gucci delves into the brand's archival codes, and combines different generations of design into one aesthetic narrative. Well-recognized motifs on men's ties present colors that are perfect for both...
The silk pocket square is embellished with a scattering of bees—a symbol first used in Gucci ready-to-wear in the 1970s and reintroduced from the archives. Trimmed with the classic Web stripe.
First used in the 1970s, the GG logo was an evolution of the original Gucci rhombi design from the 1930s, and from then it's been an established symbol of Gucci's heritage. The Web stripe, shown as a subtle detail on...