Mini Pocket bag in canvas and leather.

In 1879, Thomas Burberry invented gabardine, an innovative waterproof, breathable, and lightweight cotton fabric that revolutionized outerwear. Thanks to this invention, the brand quickly gained international fame. Gabardine was also used by explorers and military personnel, including Roald Amundsen during the expedition to the South Pole and Sir Ernest Shackleton during his Antarctic explorations.

At the beginning of the twentieth century, Burberry designed the trench coat, originally intended for British army officers during World War I. After the conflict, the trench became a symbol of timeless elegance and remains one of the brand's most iconic products today.

In the 1920s, the famous Burberry Check tartan pattern was introduced, characterized by beige, black, white, and red checks, initially used as a lining for trench coats and later extended to scarves, bags, and other accessories.

Over time, Burberry has expanded its production to include clothing, footwear, bags, perfumes, eyewear, and luxury accessories. Thanks to the union of artisanal tradition and innovation, the brand has become a leading figure in international fashion.