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6 / 6Acetate Cat Eye sunglasses.
Cod. L27558
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- Certificate of authenticity available upon request
- Shipping within 24-48 business hours, free in Italy on orders over € 500
- Returns within 14 days of receipt
Details and measurements
- Crafted in polished red Ancora acetate with logo on the temples.
- Cat Eye silhouette.
- Cat. 3 brown lenses.
- Material
- acetate
- Measurements
- Frame width 14,5 cm, lens height 2,5 cm, lens width 5 cm, bridge 1,5 cm, temple length 14,5 cm.
- Set
- case
- Code
- L27558
Authentication
Each piece is carefully analyzed, part by part, to guarantee its originality. We issue a certificate of authenticity upon request.
Shipping and returns
We ship within 24-48 business hours of order, free in Italy on orders over € 500. Unworn items can be returned within 14 days of receipt, with the security tag intact.
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The story of the piece
Gucci
Gucci acetate Cat Eye sunglasses
Gucci is one of the most prestigious and globally recognized fashion brands. Founded in 1921 in Florence by Guccio Gucci, the company began as a small luxury leather goods shop. Inspired by the elegance and refinement of the high-quality luggage he had seen during his work in luxury hotels in London, Guccio began producing leather goods, such as bags and suitcases, destined for an aristocratic and international clientele.
Gucci acetate Cat Eye sunglasses. In the 1950s, under the direction of Guccio's sons, Gucci expanded its global presence. Some of the most iconic accessories were created, such as the double “G” pattern bag and the shoes with the characteristic green-red-green stripe. These products symbolize luxury and elegance, attracting the attention of celebrities, nobles, and other members of the elite. The company established itself as one of the leading Italian fashion houses.
During the 1980s, Gucci went through a turbulent period, marked by family conflicts and financial difficulties. However, the brand managed to recover and reinvent itself in the 1990s, thanks to the arrival of designer Tom Ford as creative director. Ford breathed new life into the brand, introducing a bolder, more sensual and modern style, which brought the maison new renown.
In 2000, Gucci was acquired by the French group Kering, but continues to maintain its identity as an Italian luxury brand. Today, under the creative leadership of Alessandro Michele, Gucci continues to innovate, embracing an eccentric and inclusive aesthetic that blends tradition and modernity, establishing itself as one of the most influential brands in the global fashion landscape.

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