Brand «Gutteridge»

Gutteridge (Russian: Gatteridzh) is an Italian brand of men's clothing. Founded in 1878 in Naples by Scottish merchant Michael Gutteridge, who sold fabrics. Soon, with the support of his stepfather, a major textile industrialist, Gutteridge opened a department store in Stigliano in a former palazzo — the only store of its kind in the area. This brought the entrepreneur fame and strengthened the success of his export business, first in Italy and then internationally. In 1997, the brand came under the management of Capri Group, which also owns the fashion brand Alcott. Today, Gutteridge produces clothing, footwear, and accessories in a classic style.

The brand's perfume portfolio includes three fragrances aimed at a male audience. Gutteridge Black was launched in 2013; it is a classic fougère built around notes of bergamot, blackcurrant, lemon, oakmoss, and vanilla. Napoli Magazzini features a geranium accord in the heart of the composition, while Vasame unfolds with pink pepper, mint, rose, patchouli, and sandalwood. All are eau de parfum concentration and come in minimalist 500 ml bottles.