"GUCCI" 2010's Checked wool blazer

“GUCCI”
2016–2017 Checked Wool Tailored Blazer

Since its founding in 1921, GUCCI has continued to refresh the aesthetic of Italian luxury with each era. We would like to introduce a standout piece distinguished by its beautiful classic pattern.

While the exterior is crafted in an understated, British-style checked wool, the interior subtly features a bee jacquard lining symbolizing the Alessandro Michele era—an elegant quietness and a playful brand spirit coexist in this remarkable piece.

The outer fabric is 100% wool. With deep tones centered on dark brown and gray brown, overlaid with a grid in black and ivory shades, it maintains the dignity of a classic tailored piece; yet the closer you look, the richer the fabric’s texture and brushed feel become.

The front is a single-breasted, two-button design. With a regular fit that creates natural shaping from the structured shoulder line to the waist, this blazer maintains a compact silhouette without looking tight. The balanced classic length and neat lapels result in a tailored silhouette that blends elegantly into everyday wear.

The lining uses smooth jacquard in gray to silver tones. The bee motif placed across the entire surface can be subtly glimpsed when you take it off or as you move. In contrast with the calm checked pattern on the surface, you can enjoy a romantic lingering note that is unmistakably GUCCI.

Regarding the era, the product information that can be confirmed in the quality label—PRODUCT 833U00 16NZFO—and the item number 434433 Z559B1117, along with management details such as the factory tag MODELLO 16NZFO, align with the GUCCI clothing system from the mid-to-late 2010s. In addition, the neck tag specifications and the bee-pattern lining overlap with the mood of the early period after Alessandro Michele’s appointment, making it a piece that can be introduced as from around 2016 to 2017.

In the material labeling, the outer fabric is 100% wool; the lining is rayon, and the sleeve lining is cupro. With consistent indications such as “Made in Switzerland,” Japanese quality labeling, and management markings of NAZ JPN, this piece is appealing not only for its design, but also for the value of the wealth of information as an individual item.

Perfect for those who love the GUCCI era of Alessandro Michele, and also recommended for those who wish to enjoy the brand’s world through the craftsmanship and the character of the lining rather than extravagant logos. Even simply wearing it over your everyday slacks or denim, this blazer adds a contemporary individuality to an otherwise calm, classic sensibility.

Take this opportunity.