Teddy double-breasted Check wool coat.

In 1879, Burberry revolutionized the fashion world with the invention of gabardine, an innovative, lightweight, waterproof, and breathable fabric. This material became the foundation for the famous trench coat, introduced during the First World War as a practical garment for British officers. The distinctive design of the trench, with its epaulettes and belt, has remained a symbol of timeless style.

Burberry Teddy Check wool double-breasted coat In the 1920s, Burberry launched its iconic tartan pattern, initially used as a lining for coats, which became one of the most recognizable and celebrated patterns in the world. In the following years, Burberry dressed legendary explorers, such as Roald Amundsen, the first man to reach the South Pole, and George Mallory, Everest mountaineer.

After a period of difficulty in the 80s and 90s, Burberry experienced a rebirth with the arrival of Christopher Bailey in 2001 as creative director. Bailey modernized the brand while maintaining its British heritage, introducing fresh and youthful collections, such as the Burberry Prorsum line, and promoting a more contemporary image.

Today, Burberry is led by Daniel Lee and continues to be a symbol of luxury and innovation. With its blend of tradition and modernity, Burberry remains a global fashion icon, famous for the trench coat, the tartan, and its deeply British identity.