Gucci Women's Shoes

Gucci women's shoes hold a singular place: with the Princetown (Horsebit-buckled mule) launched in 2015, Alessandro Michele turned the loafer into a fashion signature — worn for evening and street style alike, relayed by a decade of fashion editors. JoliCloset catalogues 1,284 authenticated pre-owned Gucci women's shoes, including 131 pairs Never worn with tags and 147 Never worn without tags, priced from €150 for a sandal to €900 for a shearling-lined Princetown in very good condition.

Princetown, Jordaan, Ace, Marmont

The Princetown — full-grain leather mule with gold Horsebit buckle — is the most emblematic model, with a kangaroo-lined winter version and a classic smooth-leather year-round version. The Jordaan slip-on loafer and the Brixton convertible (foldable heel back) cover the daily wear. The Ace, a low sneaker in white leather with web stripe and motifs (bees, hearts, tigers), is Gucci's best-reselling sneaker on the secondary market. Marmont heels with double-G medallion and Pilar espadrilles complete the range, with the chunky Rhyton for streetwear. Browse the matching Gucci women's bags for a full look.

Sizing, leathers, fit

Gucci typically runs true to size on loafers and mules (take your usual size), slightly snug on the Ace sneakers (size up 0.5 or 1 depending on foot shape). Leathers are diverse: smooth calf (classic Princetown), patent (evening), grained (Jordaan), suede (summer mules), python and stingray for runway editions. Princetown leather soles patinate quickly in city wear — check them on photos and consider re-soling if needed. Ace on white rubber can discolour with intensive use: prefer Very good or above.

Pre-owned pricing: €150 to €900

Classic Ace sneakers trade at €280–450 in very good condition (€650 retail), Jordaan loafers at €280–550 (€790 retail), smooth Princetown mules at €350–600 (€850 retail), shearling winter Princetowns at €450–900 (€1,100 retail), Marmont heels at €200–450, espadrilles at €150–280, Michele runway editions with pearls or crystals at €600 and up. The typical discount lands around 35 to 50%, noticeably better for atypical sizes (35 and 41+).

Authentication: sole, leather, horsebit

Our shoe experts check the insole stamp ("Gucci Made in Italy" or "Made in Serbia" depending on model and year), the serial number, the Horsebit engraving, the leather grain, the construction quality (Blake or Goodyear welt depending on line), stitching regularity and outsole condition. Every listing includes macro shots of the sole, heel and interior. Complete with a Gucci women's accessory or Gucci jewelry.