BURBERRY | The Trench Coat Reimagined as the "Heritage Collection"
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BURBERRY | The Trench Coat Reimagined as the "Heritage Collection"

The "Burberry Check," used for the lining of trench coats in the 1920s.
Over 100 meticulous steps go into each coat's creation, crafted by artisans to produce a design that is both robust and stylish.
Thomas Burberry, founder of Burberry and developer of gabardine.
An illustration of the "Tielocken," the precursor to the trench coat.
The belt features four stitches to maintain its crisp, three-dimensional form.
MEN'S | Westminster ¥248,400 (Burberry / Burberry Japan)
MEN'S | Wiltshire ¥248,400 (Burberry / Burberry Japan)
MEN'S | Kensington ¥226,800 (Burberry / Burberry Japan)
MEN'S | Sandringham ¥210,600 (Burberry / Burberry Japan)
WOMEN'S | Westminster ¥248,400 (Burberry / Burberry Japan)
WOMEN'S | Sandringham ¥210,600 (Burberry / Burberry Japan)
WOMEN'S | Kensington ¥226,800 (Burberry / Burberry Japan)
The "chin strap," a detail to enhance wind and water resistance, is still carried over today.
The "epaulettes," which once served to indicate an officer's rank.
The "D-rings" attached to the belt are said to have been used for carrying military equipment.
The "storm shield" on the upper back is designed to allow rainwater to run off.
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BURBERRY: The Trench Coat Reimagined as the "Heritage Collection"

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