Gucci – Leather belt with Double G buckle
Gucci – Leather belt with Double G buckle
350.00 €
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GG comme Guccio Gucci — The initials of the founder of the most popular house of the moment sign an iconic belt !
Product name : Leather belt with Double G buckle
Brand : Gucci
Description :
- Ssmooth leather
- Black leather
- Antique brass hardware
- Double G buckle
- Buckle: W 4cm x H 3cm
- 2cm width
- Made in Italy
- Can be worn as a hip or waist belt. Sizing will differ based on where the belt is worn
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