Gucci GG Slide Rubber Black 0

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Gucci GG SlideRubber Black


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Product Details

Style

575957 JDR00 1000

Colorway

Black

Retail Price

$250

Release Date

06/02/2019

Product Description

The Gucci GG Slide Rubber Black offers an element of high fashion with this streamlined, elegant slip-on footwear in a classically understated colorway.

The Black Rubber Gucci GG Slide is composed of black rubber. The upper is a wide midfoot arch that you slip your foot into. The foot bed is molded and debossed with a subtle texture to prevent slipping and help wick away moisture. This foot bed becomes thicker from toe to ankle and evens out at a flat heel. The outsole features concentric circles with a G in the center that serves as both branding and a traction pattern. Embossed tonal Gucci branding appears on the lateral side heel.

The aspect of this slide that we most enjoy is the embossed detailing on the upper that gives this shoe undeniable cachet. Superimposed on the perforated black rubber is the signature Gucci pattern of interlocking Gs. The Gucci GG Slide Rubber Black was released on June 2, 2019, for an original retail price of $250.





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Last 12 Months
$180 - $472
Price Range
Last 3 Months
$300 - $300
Volatility
22%
Number of Sales
Last 3 Months
1
Price Premium
Last Sale
20%
Average Sale Price
Last 3 Months
$300

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