“This Gucci Extra Fine Knit Hooded Sweater Graphite | The Webster at The Webster is down 80% to $796. At under $1,000, this is deep discount territory for a heritage house. The $3,184 savings won't stay on the table.”
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Extra Fine Knit Hooded Sweater Graphite | The Webster was last seen at $796
Archive Luxury is the neutral record of this price event. We don't sell this product — we verify it. Below is the trajectory of this exact item's price and when Gucci has historically marked down. Every figure is a real value we recorded; nothing here is estimated.
Price tracking started May 4, 2026. We log a new point every time we re-verify, so this record fills in over the coming days.
From the markdowns we've recorded — not a forecast, an observed pattern.
Gucci markdowns have clustered in May and June across the 31price events we've tracked for the brand.
Pattern based on first-seen dates of 31 Gucci deals in our record. We verify live prices every 30 minutes and log each one — the window above sharpens as we observe more cycles.
Gucci Extra Fine Knit Hooded Sweater Graphite | The Webster is currently $796 at The Webster, down from a verified MSRP of $3,980 — a $3,184 discount or 80% off. This is the lowest price Archive Luxury has recorded across all 33 monitored retailers since we began tracking this item. The current sale price reflects a real markdown against a real historical comparison price, not an inflated original. Prices are re-verified every 30 minutes; the price history chart on this page shows the full tracked timeline.
Gucci maintains pricing discipline on its core silhouettes (Horsebit 1955, Jackie 1961, GG Marmont in main colors) and lets seasonal/trend inventory rotate through markdowns. Verified Gucci sales at authorized retailers cluster around January EOSS and private-sale windows. The brand is also the single most common victim of inflated comparison prices at third-party retailers — always cross-check the displayed 'WAS' against gucci.com before trusting the discount math.
Luxury ready-to-wear has the steepest depreciation curve in the category — most pieces lose 60–80% of retail within a year on resale platforms. The exceptions: cashmere knits, silk basics, classic outerwear from disciplined houses (The Row, Jil Sander, Max Mara, Loro Piana). Cost-per-wear math separates the items that compound from the ones that do not.
This deal passed Archive Luxury's three-gate verification pipeline before publishing. Gate 1 confirmed The Webster as an authorized retailer with a direct Gucci relationship — no grey-market sellers, no resale platforms, no parallel imports without explicit landed-price disclosure. Gate 2 validated the 80% discount against historical price data: the original price comes from a named source field on the retailer's product feed (JSON-LD highPrice, compare_at_price, or equivalent), not from an estimated or fabricated comparison. Gate 3 classified the deal by category, urgency, and editorial fit. Items that fail any gate never reach this page; that's why the published deal count is smaller than what the underlying sources advertise.
Read the full three-gate methodology or our guide on how inflated comparison prices work.
Two checks before clicking through. First, confirm the silhouette and color are still in stock at The Webster — sale inventory moves fast, and our price re-verification runs every 30 minutes but stock can change between checks. Second, review the retailer's return policy if the fit, color, or material differs from what's described — luxury sale items often have shorter return windows than full-price merchandise. Authorized-retailer purchases like this one carry the brand's standard manufacturer warranty and qualify for brand-authorized repairs, which is a meaningful difference from grey-market or resale alternatives.