Gucci is an Italian fashion brand founded by Guccio Gucci in Florence, Italy in 1921. Gucci's products include fashion, leather goods, leather shoes, watches, ties, scarves, perfumes, household products and pet products. In 1906, founder Guccio Gucci began making leather goods under his own name in Florence, Italy. In the mid-1960s, Gucci shifted its focus to overseas markets. At the same time, the famous double G trademark was also born, and its scale was expanding day by day. By the 1950s, the red, green, and red stripes derived from horse girdle were used by Gucci as a decorative pattern on accessories, and became another iconic design of the brand.