FENDI ZUCCA PATTERN

The Fendi Zucca pattern is an iconic monogram design featuring interlocking, stylized double "F" letters. It was created by Karl Lagerfeld in 1965 and has since become one of Fendi’s most recognizable motifs. The pattern is often arranged in a repeating, symmetrical layout and is commonly seen on handbags, wallets, clothing, and accessories.

The Zucca pattern is typically presented in classic brown and black tones, though Fendi has released variations in different colors and materials over the years. A smaller, more compact version of the print, known as the Zucchino pattern, offers a subtler take on the monogram.

The design reflects luxury, sophistication, and timeless style, making it a favorite among fashion enthusiasts and collectors.