Brand Colors
Gucci brand color palette
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Guccio Gucci was inspired by the luxury luggage he saw at the Savoy Hotel...
Brand story
After working as a porter in London, Gucci returned to Florence to create high-end leather goods. The iconic green-red-green stripe was inspired by the horse saddle girths of the 1950s. The black palette serves as an anchor for the brand's maximalist and often eclectic creative direction.
Palette and usage
Browse color libraryItalian heritage, maximalism, glamour.
Heritage, equestrian roots.
Passion, luxury accent.
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