Romania: Gucci Returns To Romania After Four-Year Hiatus

December 17, 2025

Gucci Returns To Romania After Four-Year Hiatus
Dec 17, 2025

Gucci Returns To Romania After Four-Year Hiatus.

Fashion brand Gucci, owned by the Kering Group, one of the largest actors in the luxury industry in the world, is returning to Romania in the TOFF Galleries department store in the Stirbey Palace on Calea Victoriei, a project of Israeli’s Hagag. The owners of the TOFF Galleries, the Coman (…)

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