Burberry's origins trace back to Thomas Burberry's vision of creating durable, weatherproof clothing. In 1879, he invented gabardine, a breathable, waterproof fabric that revolutionized outerwear. This innovation laid the foundation for the brand's legendary trench coats, originally designed for British military officers during World War I.

The Evolution of Signature Styles

Burberry's aesthetic blends tradition with modernity—its iconic beige, black, red, and white check pattern, introduced in the 1920s, became a status symbol. The brand's commitment to craftsmanship is evident in each piece, from tailored outerwear to scarves and accessories. Under creative directors like Christopher Bailey and Riccardo Tisci, Burberry has continuously redefined itself while honoring its heritage.

"Burberry is more than a brand; it’s a narrative of British culture, innovation, and resilience."

Groundbreaking Moments & Digital Innovation

In the 21st century, Burberry spearheaded digital transformation in luxury fashion, launching live-streamed runway shows and social media campaigns. Collaborations with tech giants and community initiatives, such as sustainability pledges, highlight its forward-thinking ethos. Explore Burberry's latest collectionsThe Legacy Continues

Today, Burberry’s influence spans accessories, fragrances, and even haute couture—each embodying the brand’s motto, "Prorsum" (Latin for "forward"). As it embraces new designers and technologies, Burberry remains a beacon of innovation while staying rooted in its rich history, proving that true style is eternal.