“GUCCI” 2010’s-20’s striped long sleeve shirt

Since its founding in 1921, GUCCI has continually redefined what luxury can be—anchored in Italian craftsmanship while embracing the ever-evolving ideals of each era. We are pleased to present a standout piece that infuses an airy sense of color into the classic shirt form.

On a fabric base primarily in white, finely woven stripes reminiscent of pale blue and black are laid out in a regular pattern, adding just the right amount of lightness to the poised look of a tailored dress shirt.

The collar features a regular collar designed to avoid excessive size. As a result, when tucked under a jacket, the collar naturally settles into place. Conversely, when worn on its own with the first button open, the vertical flow of the stripes helps keep the neckline through the body looking crisp and streamlined.

Across the entire body, stripes combine multiple widths. Unlike typical striped shirts constructed with a single pitch, this design allows you to perceive depth in the woven texture the closer you look. Without relying on bold decorative elements, it expresses the distinctive flair of GUCCI through the character of the fabric itself.

From the shoulder area down to the body, the silhouette makes the most of the shirt’s inherently straight construction, resulting in a clean, refined shape. On the front placket, small buttons are placed at steady intervals, delivering a polished impression without disturbing the rhythm of the pattern.

At the cuffs, classic cuffs are used. By presenting the stripe direction at an angle different from that of the body, they act as a subtle accent when the sleeves are down—while also offering an appreciation of the delicate change in pattern when the cuffs peek out from a jacket sleeve.

The ivory GUCCI tag on the inside of the collar features a black border and red stitching, and you can also confirm the “Made in Italy” marking. This aligns with the timeframe from around 2015 to 2022, when Alessandro Michele led the creative direction. During the Michele era, GUCCI frequently adopted an approach that layered color, patterns, and elements from different times—while preserving the traditional codes of dresswear. This shirt can likewise be viewed as a luxury upgrade of the everyday striped shirt format.

What is especially appealing is that, rather than relying on a large motif that directly proclaims the brand, you can feel GUCCI’s aesthetic through the stripe color palette and pitch, the classic collar shape, and the meticulous tailoring. Even within the Michele era, it is relatively easy to incorporate into everyday life, yet it still leaves a strong sense of individuality when worn on its own.

We particularly recommend it to those who want to enjoy luxury not through elaborate embellishment, but through patterns and the character of the fabric. It is a standout piece that naturally brings the house’s historic dress codes and the free spirit characteristic of the Michele era into your everyday wardrobe.

For styling, you may tuck it into neatly tailored wool trousers and layer it with a tailored jacket or long coat to achieve a classic direction that feels distinctly GUCCI. Alternatively, you can pair it with wide-leg slacks by letting the hem fall for a more contemporary, genderless mode style.

We hope you will take this opportunity.