"GUCCI" Michele period brand code embroidered striped shirt

We would like to introduce you to some iconic masterpieces 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."

This masterpiece from GUCCI's Alessandro Michele period features delicate white and charcoal lines running vertically across a clear blue background, exuding a soft sheen within a clean look.

The regular collar has slightly rounded corners, so it opens elegantly even when the first button is undone, and the placket is slim, giving a neat look to the row of buttons.

There is one pocket placed at the chest, and the body has a slightly loose, straight silhouette that falls away from the body, and the curve of the hem creates a beautiful profile. The fabric is smooth and comfortable against the skin, and it is lightweight yet maintains its crease, making it attractive for its ability to withstand everyday movements.

The sleeves are wide and have two-stage buttons, with tab details that allow you to fine-tune the fastening position, so they look beautiful whether fastened tightly around the wrist or left a little loose and airy. The shell-like buttons catch the light subtly and do not interfere with the vertical stripes, maintaining a clean impression down to the smallest details.

And, as a playful touch unique to the Michele era, handwritten-style embroidery of "GUCCI 1921 ... Mod. 214" is hidden near the hem, a code evocative of the brand's founding year deliberately written on the garment itself rather than on a label, subtly demonstrating the fusion of respect for the archives with everyday life. This sign, which peeks out from the hem with every step, gives a subtle story to the classic stripes, leading to a modest yet memorable look, and is a major added value.

In terms of styling, pairing wide trousers with a notch lapel navy jacket and loafers for a classic look will create a dignified impression regardless of gender. You can also enjoy the romantic mood of the Michele era by tying a thin silk tie loosely and letting your long coat flow over your shoulders, leaving only the cuffs visible.

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