More about Fendi Pants
Fendi’s ‘FF’ (or Zucca) logo was created in 1965, when Karl Lagerfeld sketched it during his first meeting as the house’s artistic director. Standing for ‘Fun Fur’, the inverted ‘F’s were intended to line the house’s fur coats. After all, Lagerfeld had been hired to revitalize Fendi’s fur line. However, after becoming popular in the ‘80s and ‘90s, the logo has featured on almost all of the house’s designs.
Browse our collection of vintage Fendi Pants. Want to proudly assert your love for the house? Choose a pair of Fendi Pants that is covered in the Zucca Print. In the house’s traditional tobacco and beige colorway, the logo especially stands out. Still not sure all-over logos are for you? Go for a more subtle pair of Fendi Pants. In white, the Zucca Print is much more toned down. Not to mention, we also stock options that do not feature the double ‘Fs’ at all.
No matter which pair you pick, the logo trend will never officially end. Whether you wear them now or keep them in your closet for a later date, Fendi Zucca Pants are a collector’s item.
