"GUCCI" Semi-custom atelier work fur long coat

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We would like to introduce you to some exquisite pieces 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 is a masterpiece mink coat that is part of GUCCI's made-to-measure (semi-custom) line, with its high-quality mink surface absorbing light softly, and the cursive logo that runs across the entire lining and the name embroidered in gold thread quietly expressing its class.

First, let's talk about the details. The collar is a notch lapel that stands up using the stiffness of the fur itself without relying on a thick core, giving a natural shadow around the face, and the front is fastened using only hook and loop, maintaining continuity of the surface and preventing vertical lines from becoming distorted when walking.

The silhouette is long and straight, flowing smoothly from the shoulders to the hem, and the body panels are joined vertically in a straight line to match the flow of the fur, so when you get close, the smooth luster flows like a ribbon, and from a distance, the slender "vertical impression" stands out. The sleeves gently taper towards the wrist, and the hem is designed to avoid excessive flare and only opens modestly when walking, so despite the voluminous material, the range of motion is light and the movements appear smooth.

The material is carefully selected, high-quality mink in a dark tone, with densely packed natural hair and evenly arranged guard hairs, which creates a smooth, flowing feel the moment you stroke it.

In addition, its airy properties make it feel comfortable and light when worn on the shoulders, and the hooks at the front prevent wind from entering, increasing its heat retention, making it a great choice for maintaining a sense of calm even when wearing it for formal occasions in the evening.

The inside is fully embroidered, a feature unique to the VIP customer route of the time, and the woven tag found on ready-made items is deliberately omitted, with the customer's name written in gold thread instead - a level of perfection that does not flaunt the brand, but exudes a luxury known only to the owner.

At the time, GUCCI was in the final stages of its family-run period, but it still had thorough boutique-led customer management, and used an "individual ticket" system that allowed for consistent tracking from measurements → material selection → name engraving → delivery. As a result, the very concept of production management was different from that of ready-made mass production lines, and as a result, the number of each item produced was extremely small, and the rarity of the items in circulation today was systematically guaranteed, which can be said to be an added value.

Next, the fully embroidered lining with a cursive logo is evidence of an era when people aimed for hidden brand expression. The paradoxical luxury of omitting a tag while still using time-consuming full-embroidered lining shows that costs were allocated only to VIP customers, and it can be said that the intensity of personalization is transformed directly into cultural value.

Furthermore, the selection of mink and the creation of the "face" benefited from the period when the ties between Italian fur workshops and Scandinavian auctions were at their closest, and it was possible to create delicate panel work based on the uniform guard hairs and dense undercoat, which is what has given the belt its durable beauty and luster that is less likely to deteriorate even after years of wear, and which has maintained a high level of evaluation as an archive (the provenance of the material and the density of the tailoring).

The front fastens with a hook rather than a button, a design that was in keeping with the "evening etiquette" of the time, when social dress codes were strict. It is a rare example of theatrical costume design, which sought to maintain the look of the outfit, being incorporated into everyday clothing, and its value lies in the fact that it can still be interpreted in terms of fashion history even today.

Furthermore, because personalized embroidery directly identifies the owner, it is easy to ensure transparency of the piece's history, and even during maintenance such as restoration or lining replacement, the information about "who it was made for" is not lost. Therefore, from the perspective of art dealer evaluation (authenticity and provenance), it can be said to have the asset value of being easily passed on to the next generation.

With the restructuring of the brand and the renewal of its image since the 1980s, made-to-order production that embodied this "quiet ostentation" has gradually disappeared, and as it is not realistic to reproduce it under the current production system, the greatest added value is being able to wear the aesthetic sense that was only available through private channels at the time, and it can be said that the contextuality that combines the perfection of the clothing with the rarity of an archive is what makes this masterpiece a great choice now.

To style it, pair a high-gauge turtleneck with creased wool trousers, keeping the inside slim and highlighting the coat's volume, for a relaxed elegance. Next, drape it over a bowtie blouse and long skirt, or a tuxedo, and fasten it with just one hook at the front to create a beautiful wavy hem, creating a serene look perfect for evening wear. Furthermore, pair it with a high-quality knit suit or a midi-length dress and long boots, adding gloves to your hands for a combination of warmth and elegance, even during the day, allowing you to enjoy the dialogue between materials.

The Gucci embroidery on the entire lining, the gold thread name, the omission of the brand tag, and the vertical mink texture make this a precious and exquisite piece that vividly speaks to the golden age of the Maison's semi-custom order.

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