Founded in 1856 by Thomas Burberry, a 21-year-old draper's apprentice, this British fashion house began in a small Hampshire shop specializing in outdoor attire. The company revolutionized rainwear with its 1879 invention of gabardine, a breathable, weatherproof fabric that became the foundation of Burberry's identity.
Burberry gain international recognition when explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton wore the brand's weather-proof garments during three expeditions to Antarctica (1907-1922). By , Burberry had become the preferred outfitter for aviators and adventurers, including its famous "aviator" jacket worn during the first transatlantic flight.
Originally designed as military outerwear during WWI, the Burberry trench coat featured D-rings (for attaching equipment), gun flaps (to divert rainwater), and its now-famous check lining. Over 30 design details
Officially registered as a trademark in , the camel/black/red plaid pattern became synonymous with British style. Initially used as coat linings, the check pattern expanded to other accessories and became an unexpected status symbol in product lines.
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Burberry now focuses heavily on sustainability:
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