CUCCI is "Gucci"

The development history of GUCCI/Gucci:

At the beginning of the last century, Italian Guccio Gucci lived in London and Paris, and was influenced by what he saw and heard. He gradually gained an understanding of the clothing taste of local fashionistas. After returning to Florence in 1921, he opened a store specializing in high-end luggage accessories and equestrian supplies, selling exquisite leather goods made by the best local craftsmen and stamped with the GUCCI logo. In just a few years, the store has attracted a number of domestic and foreign customers with backgrounds. This huge success prompted Guccio Gucci to open its first branch in Rome in 1938. After World War II, due to the lack of raw materials, Gucci designed a handbag with bamboo sections instead of leather handles in 1947. This design is still a classic today. 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. In 1953, Gucci's brand reputation was at its peak. This year, Guccio Gucci passed away, and the company's New York branch also opened in the same year, which marked the beginning of Gucci's attack on the global market. In the 1960s, with the establishment of Gucci stores in London, Paris and Palm Beach, Florida, this Italian brand representing fashion and taste gained a firm foothold in the world's most important markets. By the end of the 1960s, "GG" officially became Gucci's brand logo...