-SPECIAL- “GUCCI × ZAMASPORT” 1989–1994 Double Breasted Long Coat

There is a stain on the left arm, an inner button is missing, and there is a hole in the upper back.

We would like to introduce you to a special masterpiece from GUCCI, whose concept is "creating products that reflect the best of the past in the present, with the finest traditions and the finest quality."

The richly brushed wool absorbs light softly, while the deep camel brown surface gently tightens the overall outfit, creating a masterpiece that elegantly balances classic and modern styles.

This piece is an archive piece produced by Gucci (Zamasport for Gucci period) from around 1989 to 1994.

This piece was created under the Dawn Mello-Maurizio Gucci regime, before Gianni Versace and the Daunting era, and just before Tom Ford became creative director .

During this period, Zamasport, a luxury atelier based in Novara, Italy , was responsible for producing Gucci's ready-to-wear clothing, and collections bearing the company's tag "PRODUCED BY ZAMASPORT FOR GUCCI" are now highly valued collector's items.

Zamasport is a leading tailoring manufacturer that has also produced for Valentino and Max Mara, and their meticulous tailoring is clearly evident in this piece.

The angle of the lapel, the placement of the interlining, the smoothness of the lining, and even the tailoring of the chain hanger all epitomize the craftsmanship that Gucci was so proud of in the early 1990s.

The material composition of 55% wool, 25% angora, and 20% rayon was unique to high-end lines at the time, and it perfectly combines lightness, warmth, and a glossy appearance.

The large lapels open at a beautiful angle, and the overlapping front creates a three-dimensional shadow, creating a natural depth around the face. The double buttons on the front are neatly lined up, creating a vertical rhythm, and the belt at the waist ties the line together, creating a beautiful balance whether the front is fastened or left open.

There are large, rounded patch pockets at the waist, which give an elegant look to the way you put your hands in them, the cuffs have a stepped cut that gives the sleeves weight, and the long hem sways slightly with every step.

The curve of the yoke on the back makes the shoulder line look neat, and the vertical seams give a neat appearance from the back, so even the impression from behind is perfect. The inside has a smooth lining that makes it easy to put on and take off, and depending on the innerwear, it can be worn in a wide range of situations from the change of seasons to the middle of winter.

The buttons are buffalo-style buttons engraved with "GUCCI," a transition from the metal buttons used in the 1980s and a detail unique to the 1989-1994 period .

The form, created by meticulous tailoring and gentle curves, embodies the quiet luxury of the old Gucci, which is different from the sharp Gucci that has emerged since Tom Ford.

As an added value, the double belt, large patch pockets and back yoke combine to elegantly elevate the military-inspired structure in a dressy direction, and the thickness of the wool and the softness of the brushed surface create a look that is both "heavy and light" at the same time, something that is unique to GUCCI.

Fastening the front creates a sculpted silhouette, while loosely tying the belt gives it a relaxed feel, allowing you to freely control the mood to suit the occasion. This is a reassuring piece for those who want to express their individuality through texture, or who want to exude strength in a quiet appearance.

To style it, pair a sexy V-neck knit with wool trousers and support the center of gravity with long boots, which will make the straight lines of the double collar stand out even more, creating a neat and fashionable look.

Another recommended combination is a white shirt with a loosely tied tie, a short vest, and then a coat layered on top, which is a classic look that can be updated with a modern feel.

Please take this opportunity.