The Ace low-top sneaker in leather is embellished with the gold embroidered bee against the Web stripe. The bee is an archival code first introduced in Gucci ready-to-wear in the 1970s.
GUCCI ACE EMBROIDERED
- 37 % OffOriginal price was: $870.00.$550.00Current price is: $550.00.
Description
- The Ace low-top sneaker in leather is embellished with the gold embroidered bee against the Web stripe. The bee is an archival code first introduced in Gucci ready-to-wear in the 1970s.
- White leather with red leather detail on the heel of one shoe and green on the other
- Green and red Web
- Gold thread-embroidered bee
- Rubber sole
- Flat
- .6″ height
- Made in Italy
- These shoes run big, we recommend sizing down half of a size
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