"GUCCI" 80’s checked wool shawl collar jacket

Rooted in the world of equestrian gear and built on Italian craftsmanship, we introduce a masterpiece that allows you to enjoy the atmosphere of Gucci’s family-run era.

While featuring a large check as the main element, it is designed to be worn like a gown, elegantly refining even everyday movements, making it a classic piece with a strong presence.

First catching the eye is the volume of the shawl collar flowing from the neck to the front, with the collar naturally standing up to create shadows around the face, giving a jacket a coat-like impression.

The shoulders have a relaxed line, and the body is cut in a loose, boxy silhouette that does not constrict the body, containing air and easily fitting into modern styling.

The material, as indicated on the tag, is 100 percent lana wool, with a brushed surface that softly absorbs light, making the pattern stand out without being too overpowering, and giving the overall outfit an elegant finish.

Up close, the three-dimensional weave is clearly visible, and the check pattern’s lines are not just printed but create depth as part of the fabric’s expression, which is also attractive.

The front features a flap pocket, and the visual focus drops to the waist, balancing the weight and giving the drape a more refined appearance when worn.

The cuffs are equipped with buttons, allowing fine adjustments to the fit at the wrists, which helps prevent a sloppy look even when layered with shirts or knits, maintaining a neat appearance.

The lining is woven with Gucci logos scattered throughout, and the design continues seamlessly to the inside when removed, naturally conveying the owner’s aesthetic sensibility.

Regarding its authenticity, the large knight crest on the main tag, the serif Gucci logo, the feel of the care tag printing, and the creation of a big silhouette reflecting the atmosphere of the time all align, making it highly consistent with pieces from the early 1980s to the early 1990s.

Unlike the sharp, modern Gucci since the Tom Ford era, this retains the scent of an era rooted in aristocratic richness and pride in classicism, with added value that speaks of dignity through pattern and tailoring rather than logos.

It functions more as a garment to elevate daily life rather than just clothing for going out, making it especially recommended for those seeking quiet sophistication in their attire.

Styling-wise, defining the silhouette with tailored pants and a shirt enhances the depth of the pattern, and layering over a minimal dress connects directly to a mode with the silhouette's negative space.

Just pairing a high-quality cut and sewn piece with slacks and finishing with leather shoes naturally creates a classic impact regardless of gender.

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