BURBERRY

Burberry is one of Britain's most recognizable fashion houses, founded by 21-year-old Thomas Burberry in Basingstoke, England, in 1856. The original idea was highly practical: to create clothing capable of protecting people from Britain's unpredictable weather. In 1879, Burberry developed gabardine, a breathable and weather-resistant fabric that became a cornerstone of the house's technical and cultural heritage.

Nature, rain, travel, British city life and classic design remain deeply embedded in the Burberry identity. Over time, its functional heritage merged with London's creative culture and the world of luxury. The fragrance universe carries the same atmosphere, with the house explicitly connecting its scents to British heritage and the beauty of the outdoors. Burberry uniquely combines traditional England with contemporary London while preserving a sense of exploration and freedom.