-SPECIAL- "GUCCI" 00's-10's Luxurious beaver fur-collar wool overcoat

"GUCCI"

Beaver fur-collar wool overcoat, from the 2000s to the 2010s

Since its founding in 1921, GUCCI has continually refreshed the values of luxury on the foundation of exceptional Italian craftsmanship. We are pleased to present a remarkable piece featuring an extraordinary command of materials.

By combining a wide beaver fur collar, which brings a rich sheen, with a substantial fabric woven from wool, mohair, and cashmere, this piece adds striking splendor to a classic overcoat.

The outer shell is made from a blend fabric of 78% wool, 17% mohair, and 5% cashmere. The charcoal gray, crafted with salt-and-pepper threads of black and a shade close to ecru, creates depth that cannot be expressed with a single color alone, while the plush, napped texture lends unmistakable refinement to your autumn and winter wardrobe.

Among them, the collar—especially captivating—features beaver fur applied lavishly, as confirmed even by the quality labeling. Subtle variations of dark brown with a reddish undertone, along with its smooth fur texture, frame the face in a three-dimensional way, and through a clear contrast with the neat woven pattern at the edges of the body, it elevates the entire coat to an even more luxurious presence.

The silhouette is defined by a stately long length that reaches near the knee. Vertical lines from the straight-shouldered design to a generously proportioned body create a structured outline while beautifully accommodating the heavy fabric. Combined with the ease unique to size 54 R, it maintains an elegant balance even when worn over jackets or thick knitwear.

The front is composed in a classic double-breasted-inspired configuration. In harmony with the oversized fur collar that draws the eye to the upper body, a strap placed at the cuffs tightens the outline, and the back is equipped with a back belt that neatly shapes the waist. As a result, even within its generous volume, you can feel the tension characteristic of GUCCI and the beauty of its tailoring.

Inside, the lining is made of cupro 60% and cotton 40%. It offers a smooth sleeve feel along with a comfortable stability, and the construction is designed with consideration for the material’s properties even in areas not visible from the outside. This practical level of completion—beyond mere decorative appeal—is one of the coat’s great attractions.

In addition to the fact that the company name and location shown on the Japan domestic quality tag under the Gucci Group Japan match the manufacturing management tag from Italy—where product code 200792 Z7912 remains—as well as the overall specifications of the tags, this piece appears to be one of the variants produced from the early 2000s through the first half of the 2010s. From its bold use of fur and substantial tailoring—qualities seldom encountered in current products—you can fully enjoy the vibrant luxury atmosphere GUCCI was promoting at the time.

While maintaining the form of an overcoat that is not swayed by trends, the design—made distinctive by the sheer impact of its materials—immediately impresses with the wearer’s presence even without piling on decoration. It is a finish you should choose if you are seeking both classic elegance and a fashion-forward sense of presence.

For styling, pair a black turtleneck with wide slacks to make the fur collar’s color and texture stand out. By incorporating it into daily life with dark-wash denim or leather shoes, you can enjoy a refined look that maintains its richness without becoming overly formal. The well-considered fit also works for styling over a jacket. This is an archive-worthy piece we would recommend to anyone, regardless of gender, who wants a solid core in their wardrobe.

An overcoat worthy of taking center stage in autumn and winter, where richness unmistakably characteristic of GUCCI is evident in every aspect—materials, tailoring, and presence. Please take this opportunity.