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Gucci's oldest ideas came off a saddle. The house began in Florence making luggage and leather goods for a clientele that rode, and the hardware of the stable became its signature: the horsebit, a double ring joined by a bar, laid across the front of a loafer; the web stripe in green, red and green, lifted from the girth that holds a saddle in place. Neither needs explaining.
Those marks, along with the interlocking G taken from the founder's initials, have outlasted every shift in the house's direction, which is why a Gucci shoe is identifiable across a room without a logo being legible. Footwear runs from the flat horsebit loafer through lug-soled versions, sandals and sneakers, while the clothing borrows the same codes for sharp tailoring, printed silk and knitwear. The reference is Italian, and usually equestrian underneath.
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