Gucci GG Monogram Colorblock High-Neck Jacket
Gucci GG Monogram Colorblock High-Neck Jacket
Style No. GC-GG-MNG-CLRBLK-HNK-JKT
A bold study in contrast and heritage, this Gucci GG Monogram colorblock jacket pairs the house's iconic all-over GG canvas in camel and ebony against solid black wool-blend panels in a precisely engineered patchwork silhouette. The GG Monogram fabric — first introduced in the 1960s in homage to founder Guccio Gucci — covers the upper chest yoke, upper back, and cuff trim, while the lower body, sleeves, and inner facing panels are rendered in clean black. A Gucci script wordmark is embroidered in white at the left chest, and snap-button closures at the collar and cuffs add a functional, utilitarian finish. The structured high-neck stand collar frames the face with a sharp, elevated silhouette.
Product Details
- Pattern: GG Monogram canvas (camel/ebony) at upper chest yoke, upper back, and cuff trim
- Contrast panels: Solid black wool-blend at lower body and sleeves
- Wordmark: Gucci script embroidery in white at left chest
- Collar: High-neck stand collar
- Closure: Half-zip with snap-button placket
- Cuffs: Snap-button with GG canvas trim
- Pockets: Chest welt pocket with GG canvas trim detail
- Fit: Relaxed / oversized
- Color: Camel/Ebony GG Monogram + Black
Size Guide
| Size | Shoulder (cm) | Chest (cm) | Length (cm) | Recommended Height (cm) | Recommended Weight (jin) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 48 | — | 121 | 65 | 155–165 | 100–120 |
| 50 | — | 125 | 67 | 160–170 | 120–140 |
| 52 | — | 129 | 69 | 165–175 | 140–160 |
| 54 | — | 133 | 71 | 170–180 | 160–180 |
| 56 | — | 137 | 73 | 175–185 | 180–200 |
Note: Measurements are taken flat. A tolerance of 1–3 cm is within normal range. Shoulder measurement not available for this style.
How to Style
Wear zipped up with slim black trousers and loafers for a sharp, monochromatic silhouette that lets the GG canvas speak. Alternatively, layer open over a white crewneck and straight-leg jeans for a relaxed luxury streetwear look. The camel/black colorblock reads as a seasonal neutral that pairs equally well with earth tones and all-black ensembles.