GUCCI GIGLIO LARGE TOTE BAG 853971 (60*47*16cm)





Black GG canvas
Black soft leather trim, green and red Web canvas trim
Gold-toned hardware
Black canvas lining with Diamante motif
Double G
Detachable pouch
Outside: D-rings
7.9" handle drop
Hidden magnetic closure
15.7"W at the base (21.3"W across the widest part) x 18.1"H x 6.3"D
Weight: 1.3lbs approximately
Reader comments
Quality feels a cut above. Review by Chloé
Can see why it's popular. Review by Manfred
stitching is flawless, and there is not a single loose thread to be found anywhere on it. Review by Teuteux
Balanced proportions. Review by Calvin
Design is elegant and understated, with an effortless quality that I really appreciate in everyday pieces. Review by frederic
leather is beautifully supple and evenly grained, and it has aged into a lovely gentle sheen. Review by Thomas
Finishing is beautiful, with cleanly stitched edges and evenly polished surfaces. Review by Alis
material has kept its colour, shape and finish through weeks of regular use. Review by bukk
Rich color. Review by incrédibeul_JM
lining is smooth and neatly fitted, and it has stayed clean and flat with constant handling. Review by carole012
build is excellent, and every detail is properly finished. Review by Bono14
Simple and interesting, both. Review by Fanny33
Colour is classic and versatile, with no signs of fading or transfer after steady use. Review by CONFOLANT
Leather is soft yet holds its shape, moulded comfortably with wear. Review by DERCHE
material is comfortable and hardwearing, and it has kept its colour and form through steady use. Review by CedricThomas
shape is elegant and practical, with plenty of room while still feeling compact and easy to carry. Review by Elora
hardware is beautifully engineered, and the mechanism still feels tight and smooth after heavy use. Review by Babou
Texture is genuinely pleasant, a fine grain that feels smooth in the hand and looks refined. Review by Pomanna
build is genuinely solid, and it has taken constant handling without any wear at the corners. Review by Guest