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Enter the number exactly as it appears on your Gucci tag. The checker automatically identifies the likely marking format and updates the result as you type.
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Gucci uses different marking formats depending on the product, period and tag type. On many leather tags, the top row is used as a style or model reference while the lower row is commonly treated as a supplier or production code. A leather-tab style code should not be used to calculate an exact production year.
A leather tag and a black fabric tag provide different types of information. If you are unsure which marking you have, choose I'm not sure or upload a clear photograph of the complete tag for review.
Many Gucci bags and wallets use a leather tag with one or two rows of numbers. When two rows are present, the upper row is commonly used as a style or model code. The lower row is commonly treated as a supplier or production code.
The style number can be useful for checking whether the item appears to correspond with a known Gucci model. It does not, by itself, establish authenticity or provide an exact production date.
Some later Gucci products use black fabric tags and different marking systems. Where a year-group reference is supported, this checker can identify the applicable group.
A recognized year group is still only one reference point. It should never be used as standalone proof that an item is authentic.
The two rows on a traditional Gucci leather tag should not be treated as one long serial number. The first row is commonly the useful style or model reference. The second row is commonly associated with supplier or production information.
This distinction matters because searching both rows as one number can hide a useful model match.
A worn, shallow or difficult-to-read marking can occur on genuine vintage or heavily used pieces. Repairs and changes to an item can also affect what is visible.
At the same time, an unusual marking, incorrect placement or code that conflicts with the actual model deserves closer inspection.
| Marking | Typical use | What to look for |
|---|---|---|
| Two-row leather tag | Style/model + supplier/production reference | Top and bottom row, font, spacing, tag shape and placement. |
| One-row leather tag | Possible style/model reference | Check whether a second row is missing, hidden or worn. |
| Black fabric tag | Later marking system | Tag construction and applicable year-group format. |
| QR or NFC | Modern technology signal on selected products | Do not confuse a digital feature with a traditional serial number. |
| Controllato card | Packaging/accessory reference | Never treat the card alone as proof of authenticity. |
| Worn or unclear stamp | Needs context | Photograph the complete tag and item from several angles. |
These examples are used as reference matches by the checker. A style code can appear across different materials, sizes, seasonal variations and related product references. A match therefore does not prove that the item is genuine.
| Style code | Model / family | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| 443497, 443496, 476433, 447632, 498110, 476434, 491294 | GG Marmont | Shoulder bags, super mini, camera bag, top handle and belt bag references. |
| 476432, 421970, 400249, 400235, 874735, 401231 | Dionysus | Super mini, mini, small, medium and chain wallet references. |
| 503877, 550618, 547551, 524532, 519308, 625703, 838468, 523159, 523948 | Ophidia | Shoulder bags, mini round bag, totes, belt bag and small leather goods. |
| 636709, 637091, 636706, 310282, 645061, 732349, 732249 | Jackie 1961 | Multiple Jackie 1961 references across sizes and seasons. |
| 602204, 658574, 621220, 119188, 120134 | Horsebit 1955 | Shoulder bag, mini, top handle and chain clutch references. |
| 308364, 308982, 282304, 282309, 295840 | Soho | Disco, chain shoulder, leather hobo, Cellarius and wristlet references. |
| 686864, 863165, 672206, 655661, 660195, 655658 | Bamboo 1947 and Diana | Bamboo and Diana size variations. |
| 470270, 421882, 409487, 479197, 702823, 699268, 564714, 516459 | Sylvie, Padlock, Attache, Blondie, Zumi and Re(Belle) | Selected modern and recent model references. |
| 501050, 495654, 537219, 510304, 675891 | Messenger, tote and crossbody | Neo Vintage, Rajah and Interlocking G references. |
| 449413, 449654, 449647, 449173 | Microguccissima and GG canvas | Bree, Mini Dome, top handle and crossbody references. |
| 211944, 130736, 193603, 137621 | Vintage and 2000s references | Sukey, Abbey, Joy and Pelham examples. |
| 120836, 141470, 145993, 189749, 211110, 211134, 211138, 232956, 247209, 257012, 296835, 353119, 388929, 388930 | GG canvas bags | Totes, Boston bags, crossbody and Vintage Web examples. |
| 137066, 137388, 154395, 177066, 189831, 189833, 197016, 203257, 207300, 232961, 257029, 257061, 257068, 277220 | Archival bags | Pelham, Hasler, Charmy, Indy, D-Gold, Hysteria, Mayfair and related references. |
| 269945, 323660, 323671, 336032, 336751, 353120, 353122, 354397, 354408, 368827 | Bamboo, Bree, Soho and Swing | Selected tote, top handle and crossbody references. |
| 307987, 449391, 523153, 523154, 574796, 598127 | Wallets and small bags | Guccissima, Microguccissima and Ophidia references. |
| 406380, 724642, 693644, 300024 | Travel and lifestyle | Duffle, Savoy, pet carrier and dog collar examples. |
| 466492, 451277, 365467, 443127, 443123, 473904 | Small leather goods | Card cases, wallets, Kingsnake and Avel references. |
| 386750, 431942, 397749, 397635, 431467, 786016, 500877, 599145, 570443, 543162, 308234 | Footwear | Ace, Princetown, Jordaan, Rhyton, Screener, Flashtrek and Pursuit references. |
| 414516, 406831, 411924, 133483, 455318, 455249, 073230 | Belts, scarves and jewellery | Selected accessories and jewellery references. |
| 368568, 410065, 474137, 412096, 474135, 428041, 476466 | Canvas and business bags | Blooms, Night Courrier, Tian and briefcase references. |
| 200035, 426887, 576587, GG0036S, GG0093S, GG0516S | Hats and eyewear | Gucci hat and eyewear references. Eyewear codes are normally located on the temple arm. |
Selected Gucci products use modern digital identification technology. A QR or NFC feature should not automatically be treated as a traditional Gucci serial number.
A phone interaction can provide useful context, but it does not replace inspection of the item itself. Check the physical tag, materials, construction, hardware, logo placement and model-specific details as well.
No. A Controllato card should be treated as supporting context rather than standalone proof. Printed accessories can be copied and should be evaluated together with the item.
The same principle applies to a plausible serial number. The strongest assessment comes from checking multiple independent details against the specific Gucci model.
Legitique uses style-code references as one part of a broader authentication process. A database match is used to check whether the marking is consistent with known model references.
The result is then considered alongside the actual item. Depending on the product, this can include the tag typography, leather, stitching, silhouette, GG canvas, lining, hardware, zipper, logo placement and other model-specific construction details.
The database is a reference tool and not an authentication verdict. Reference matches are reviewed and expanded as additional model and marking information becomes available.
Not necessarily. Gucci markings can function as style, model, supplier or production references. A style code can also be associated with more than one item variation.
No. A leather-tab style code should not be used to calculate an exact production year. Treat it primarily as a model or style reference.
On many two-row leather tags, the upper row is commonly used as the style or model reference. The lower row is commonly treated as a supplier or production reference. They should not automatically be interpreted as one long number.
Some later Gucci products use black fabric tags with different marking formats. Where a supported reference exists, the marking can provide year-group clues. The result is not an authenticity verdict.
Depending on the technology and product, a compatible phone may be able to interact with a QR or NFC feature. This should be treated as a separate digital identification feature rather than a replacement for physical authentication.
Selected Gucci products can use digital identification technology. The presence or behavior of a digital feature should still be considered together with the physical item and its model-specific construction.
No. A Controllato card is not sufficient proof on its own. Printed cards can be copied and should be assessed together with the item.
A missing database match does not automatically mean an item is fake. The database contains selected references and cannot represent every Gucci product, period or variation.
Yes. A reference can be associated with related products, variations or different versions of a model. That is why the checker displays model references rather than treating one code as a unique identity.
Clear photos of the complete item, leather tag, interior, logo and heat stamp, hardware, zipper, stitching, lining, corners, handles and any QR, NFC or Controllato details are useful. Model-specific photos may also be requested.