Nylon and wool puffer cape.

The turning point came in 1879 with the invention of gabardine, a revolutionary waterproof, breathable, and durable fabric that made Burberry a benchmark in outdoor clothing. Thanks to this innovation, the brand was chosen to dress explorers, aviators, and British army officers. During the First World War, the famous trench coat was born, designed for soldiers at the front and destined to become one of the most iconic garments of twentieth-century fashion.

In the interwar period, Burberry consolidated its international reputation. The characteristic check pattern, initially used as a coat lining, became a recognizable symbol of the brand. In the post-war period, the Burberry trench was also adopted by cinema and pop culture, worn by stars and protagonists of legendary films, transforming into an emblem of sophisticated and effortless elegance.

In the following years, Burberry faced fluctuating periods, until the creative rebirth of the early 2000s. The brand managed to renew itself while keeping its historical codes intact: craftsmanship, functionality, and British style. Contemporary collections fuse tradition and modernity, speaking to new generations without losing authenticity.

Today, Burberry represents both heritage and contemporary luxury, a symbol of practical elegance, textile innovation, and cultural identity. A brand that has known how to transform a functional garment into an eternal icon of global fashion.

• Burberry.
• Nylon and wool cape.
• Black.