Gucci
Gucci GG 2476/S by Tom Ford Round Sunglasses Green Fade Optyl Made in Italy
Gucci GG 2476/S by Tom Ford Round Sunglasses Green Fade Optyl Made in Italy
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The Tom Ford era at Gucci is one of the most collected periods in the brand's history, and this GG 2476/S round frame is a piece from it — a green fade Optyl lens in lens code T3V, made in Italy. It's the kind of design detail collectors specifically search for.
THE DETAILS
- Brand: Gucci (Tom Ford era)
- Style/Model: GG 2476/S, lens code T3V
- Colour: Green Fade
- Material: Optyl
- Made: Italy
CONDITION
This pair shows genuine signs of wear. There are small scratches and marks on the temple and lenses, and the Gucci logo on the left side has lost its golden shine. I'm noting this plainly because it's a piece with real design history, and I'd rather you know exactly what you're getting.
All items at Aurelissi are personally sourced, authenticated, and described with care. Photographs show the actual item. Please message with any questions before purchasing — I'm happy to share additional photos or measurements.
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