Gucci

1990s Gucci ‘GG1423/S’ Tom Ford Amber Shield Wrap Sunglasses

Vintage Gucci GG ‘1423/S’ sunglasses dating to the late 1990s presented in a translucent champagne-amber colorway with coordinating tinted lenses. The futuristic wraparound construction features sculpted dimensional lens surrounds contrasted by exceptionally slim gold-tone metal temples and raised Gucci branding at the sides. A quintessential turn-of-the-millennium Gucci eyewear design, the low-profile silhouette sits closely around the face for a distinctly technical, streamlined appearance. In good vintage condition for its age, maintains top quality. Comes with the original case. 

Rank: 8.5/10

Measurements: Height: 1.4 in | Length: 5.6 in | Width: 5.4 in 
Regular price
USD 165.00
Sale price
USD 165.00
Regular price
USD
Shipping calculated at checkout.
Size

At Sunny Arkives, every piece undergoes a thorough and informed authentication process. With deep expertise across the brands we curate, we carefully inspect each item for originality, quality, and accuracy. Our years of experience ensure that every item offered is genuine and held to the highest standard.

Secure Payments

Not in the United States? Don’t worry, we ship Worldwide

Domestic: $10 shipping fee [3 to 7 business days]
International: $35 shipping fee [5 to 10 business days]

Estimated delivery times are provided solely for the most accurate reference possible.

Safe Delivery

At Sunny Arkives, every piece undergoes a thorough and informed authentication process. With deep expertise across the brands we curate, we carefully inspect each item for originality, quality, and accuracy. Our years of experience ensure that every item offered is genuine and held to the highest standard.

Secure Payments

Not in the United States? Don’t worry, we ship Worldwide

Domestic: $10 shipping fee [3 to 7 business days]
International: $35 shipping fee [5 to 10 business days]

Estimated delivery times are provided solely for the most accurate reference possible.

Safe Delivery

You May be Interested