Founded in 1856 by Thomas Burberry, the British luxury fashion house Burberrygabardine—a breathable, waterproof fabric that became iconic for adventure-seekers and explorers.

From Trench Coats to Global Icon

Burberry's trench coat, designed for British military officers during World War I, remains one of its most enduring creations. Featuring the brand’s signature checkered lining, the coat transitioned from battlefield utility to high-fashion staple, embodying both function and refinement. By the mid-20th century, Burberry solidified its status as a luxury icon, adorning celebrities and royalty alike.

"Burberry’s designs blur the lines between tradition and modernity, making it a perennial favorite among fashion enthusiasts."

Innovation and Cultural Impact

In recent decades, Burberry has embraced digital innovation, becoming one of the first luxury brands to livestream runway shows and harness social media for engagement. Under creative directors like Christopher BaileyRiccardo Tisci, the brand has refreshed its aesthetic while honoring its heritage. Collaborations with tech giants and sustainable fashion initiatives further highlight its forward-thinking ethos.

For a closer look at Burberry’s latest collections, explore this product catalog, featuring exclusive designs and limited-edition pieces.

Burberry Today

Today, Burberry operates stores in over 50 countries, offering everything from outerwear to fragrances. Its Equestrian Knight logoTB monogram

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