Gucci Wallet

San Francisco shop caught selling fake Gucci wallet

The San Francisco Police Department is currently investigating a shop in Brannan Street, San Francisco for selling fake designer goods including Burberry, Dior and Gucci products. A press release sent by the office of the District Attorney, points out that the 58 year old Sarah Chong owns and runs the shop inside the mall named "GiftCenter & JewelryMart". The store claims to be a premium store for gift and jewelry but also sells handbags, shoes, wallets and sunglasses among other accessories.

However most of the luxury fashion goods were found to be counterfeit. Some of the goods would have an original retail value of over $2 million and bring in $100,000 on the street on the black market.In July of this year the store owner Chong was arrested for possession of fake designer goods but she pleaded not guilty of all charges at court and was released on a $15,000 bail.

Information on Gucci products

Gucci is one of the most famous names in fashion and the name is symbolic of lavishness, quality and style. Gucci is known for impeccable craftsmanship and is famous for combining heritage with modern style. With their unique Italian touch, every Gucci products screams elegance and sophistication. Wearing a Gucci product is not just a fashion statement but also reflects one social position and financial strength.

How Gucci was founded

Gucci was founded in 1921 by a young Guccio Gucci as a simple goods and luggage store. Now the gucci wallet, handbags and the shoes are desirable in all over the world.From day one the brand has always focused on the quality and brought in skilled artisans who are obsessed with finishing and perfection.

With impressive high end leather goods, Gucci soon became famous nationwide and opened a store in New York in 1953 bringing their glamour and extravagance to Hollywood film stars andhigh profile aristocrats. As their reputation in America grew, Gucci successfully transitioned into a global powerhouse by turning their products into a symbol for class and status.

Controversies regarding Gucci

Nearly a hundred years old, Gucci has had its fair share of controversies. It received a lot of flak in the media for making employees work for as long as fourteen hours a day in its manufacturing units in China. The fashion house has often been criticized for advertisement which many say degrades women by objectifying them and promoting stereotypes.