Gucci by Tom Ford F/W 2002 Leather Jacket in size S.
New in, a stunning and rare Gucci leather jacket from the Fall Winter 2002 collection under the creative direction of Tom Ford. The jacket’s design is in blazer style, and includes one of the signature design features of the F/W 2002 collection: leather braided strings used as a closure mechanism.
While the jacket is perfect in its simplicity, as always with Tom Ford, the details deserve attention. Notice the elegant pockets, the subtle shapes and lines in the design, and the handy inside breast pocket. Additionally, the cut is perfect and elegant, and the high quality leather is buttery soft and smooth. A true collectors item.
Size: no size tag, but best fits a size S. Please refer to the measurements below.
Colour: Black
Composition: Outer fabric is a 100% leather, inner lining is 70% viscose, 30% elité stretch polyester.
Condition: In very good vintage condition with some natural signs of wear but no defects. Please note: leather naturally shows some signs of use and history in the form of creases and scratches.
Reference images - showing the same braided leather belt detail. 1&2: Natalia Vodianova for Gucci’s F/W 2002 campaign lensed by Mario Testino. 3: Runway look 29 of the Gucci F/W 2002 collection presentation in Milan, worn by Anouck Lèpere.
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Condition chart
Excellent | The item has little to no signs of wear or flaws, taking into account the age of the item.
Very good | The item has a small amount/some signs of wear or flaws, taking into account the age of the item.
Good | The item has one or more flaws or signs of wear, but the wearability of the item is not compromised.
Please note: Any flaws, if at all, will always be mentioned in the description.
While we select and source items from the highest quality, most pieces in our shop are vintage and therefore pre-loved. Natural signs of wear are common for vintage items. To help you navigate the condition of each piece, we've created a condition chart, and added any signs (if at all) of pre-love in our descriptions.
