Founded in 1856 by Thomas Burberry, the iconic British fashion house Burberry
Burberry's breakthrough came with the invention of gabardineTrench Coat, originally designed for British military officers during World War I. Today, it remains a staple in luxury wardrobes worldwide.
Cultural Milestones & Modern Reinvention
By the 20th century, Burberry's signature beige, black, red, and white check gained prominence, adorning everything from scarves to luggage. However, the brand faced challenges in the 1990s as its pattern became overexposed. A strategic overhaul under creative director Christopher Bailey (2001-2018) redefined Burberry as a tech-savvy, digitally integrated luxury label.
Recent collections under Riccardo Tisci (2018-2023) and current lead Daniel Lee blend heritage motifs with streetwear influences. The brand's energy-infused campaigns
"Burberry represents the very best of British creativity—timeless yet always forward-looking."
Three Foundations of Burberry's Success
- Weather-defying Innovation:
- Digitial First Approach:
- Artistic Collaborations:
Explore Burberry's 2024 signature pieces in this detailed product catalog, featuring limited-edition collaborations and seasonal highlights.