HQ Function

The Florence headquarters serves as the legal registered office and maintains strong ties to the brand's heritage and craftsmanship roots. Key corporate functions, design, and production oversight are managed from various locations including Florence and Milan.

Notable Features:

The Gucci Garden in Florence, located in the historic Palazzo della Mercanzia, showcases the brand's history and creative vision. Nearby, in Scandicci, Gucci ArtLab combines artisanship with industrial innovation for leather goods and footwear.

Work Culture:

Gucci's work culture emphasizes creativity, innovation, craftsmanship, and a passion for luxury. It fosters a dynamic environment that blends heritage with modernity, encouraging collaboration and excellence. As part of Kering, it also aligns with group-wide sustainability and diversity initiatives.

HQ Significance:

Florence is the birthplace of Gucci, making its headquarters significant for its historical connection to the brand's origins and its enduring commitment to Italian craftsmanship. The region is renowned for leather artisanship, central to Gucci's identity.

Values Reflected in HQ: The headquarters and key facilities like Gucci Garden and ArtLab reflect Gucci's core values of heritage, craftsmanship, innovation, contemporary aesthetics, and a commitment to Italian excellence.

Location:

Gucci operates globally with a directly operated network of retail stores across major cities worldwide, as well as an e-commerce presence. Its functions supported globally include design and product development (primarily Italy), manufacturing (largely in Italy), marketing and communications, retail operations, supply chain management, and corporate functions distributed across regional headquarters in Europe, the Americas, Asia Pacific, and Japan. Gucci's products are sold in over 70 countries.

Street Address:

Via Tornabuoni, 73/R

City:

Florence

State/Province:

FI (Florence)

Country:

Italy