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Type the word you want to search for How to pronounce Gucci Gucci is an Italian fashion house and brand created by fashion designer Guccio Gucci, in Florence, Tuscany. Gucci's brand is particularly recognizable because of its stylized double G, with one of them inverted, so to represent founder Guccio, Gucci's initials. Gucci produces clothing, leather goods such as hand bags, Gucci is now owned by French fashion conglomerate Kering. Gucci is also Italy's top-selling brand. In Italian, the correct pronunciation of Gucci is GOO-chee. The key to pronouncing Gucci is the double "c". The double "c" is pronounced with a "ch" sound, which must be strongly emphasized and elongated. It is also very important to place the stress on the first syllable.

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