Gucci - Round Sunglasses - White Brown - Gucci Eyewear

Gucci - A New Definition of Luxury

Guccio Gucci, born in 1881, nurtured the desire to combine the skilled Italian craftsmen with the sophisticated and typically English vision of luxury that he had been able to appreciate during his employment at the Savoy Hotel in London.

After working for the Franzi Company in Milan, he founded a leather goods company with a luggage store in Florence in 1921. In the 1930s, his gloves, belts, suitcases and trunks were the exclusive and ideal souvenir of Italy for the ladies of the beautiful international world.

Horse riding items, from which the iconic elements of the clamp and bracket in the 50 shots represented the right mix of detail accuracy and exquisite workmanship.

The autarkic years of the Fascist dictatorship were unscathed, when Gucci's production had to fall back on hemp, on which the diamond, jute and linen motifs were woven, and the brand showed a strong rise, so much so that in 1938 the Roman boutique in Via Condotti was inaugurated.

Gucci Sunglasses

Buy Gucci glasses here. With a range of eyewear and sunglasses in Rectangular and Rectangular frames, elegant cat eyes or the classic aviator style.

Round Sunglasses

This pair of white acetate sunglasses has a round-frame construction, imbued with a retro vibe in keeping with Gucci's constant evolution. A palladium-toned Interlocking G detail defines the temples, completing the style with an unmissable logo feel.

Care and Details

Shiny white acetate frame

Shiny white acetate temples with Interlocking G logo

Solid brown lens

100% UVA/UVB protection

GG1647S

Temple length: 5.5"; Lens height: 1.9"; Nose bridge length: 0.8"

Made in Italy

The glasses will arrive in a velvet case, available in a range of six jewel-toned colors and paired with a coordinating satin lining. The case color will be individually selected for each pair of glasses and comes with a matching satin flannel pouch and ivory microfiber cloth.

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