Castlebar woven mules.

Burberry Castlebar crisscross check leather mules In 1891, Burberry opened its first store in London, thereby expanding its influence. The brand gained further notoriety when, in 1914, the British government commissioned Burberry to design a coat for army officers during the First World War. This led to the birth of the famous trench coat, which became an icon of style and functionality.

The Burberry trench coat, featuring a classic tartan pattern lining, quickly became a symbol of British elegance. This tartan pattern, introduced in the 1920s, has become one of the brand's most recognizable hallmarks.

Throughout the 20th century, Burberry evolved from a functional clothing manufacturer into a luxury fashion maison. In the 1990s, under the creative direction of Roberto Menichetti and later Christopher Bailey, Burberry renewed its image, becoming a globally desirable fashion brand. Bailey, in particular, played a crucial role in relaunching Burberry, introducing contemporary collections and leveraging the potential of digital marketing.

In 2002, Burberry launched the Burberry Prorsum line, which brought the brand to the runways of the major fashion weeks. Today, Burberry continues to be a symbol of luxury and innovation, maintaining its strong British roots. With a global presence, the brand continues to evolve, combining tradition and modernity, and remaining a benchmark in the fashion world.