Kate Winslet wearing Burberry Trench Coat for It's Burberry Weather Phase 2 Campaign

The Burberry Trench

It’s Always Burberry Weather: London in Love

The Burberry Trench

The ultimate all-weather companion, the trench coat has been central to the Burberry story since its inception. In our
campaign ‘It’s Always Burberry Weather: London in Love’, discover our most iconic styles worn by an A-list cast – including
actors Kate Winslet and Richard E. Grant – as they explore love, life and the rain against a backdrop of London locations.

The ultimate all-weather companion, the trench coat has been central to the Burberry story since its inception. In our campaign ‘It’s Always Burberry Weather: London in Love’, discover our most iconic styles worn by an A-list cast – including actors Kate Winslet and Richard E. Grant – as they explore love, life and the rain against a backdrop of London locations.

Richard Grant wearing Burberry Trench Coat, while holding the Check Folding Umbrella.

Discover the Kensington Trench

Providing protection from the weather all year round, the trench coat
is the cornerstone of Burberry rainwear and British style.

Providing protection from the weather all year round, the trench coat is the cornerstone of Burberry rainwear and British style.

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David Gandy wearing Burberry Trench Coat for It's Always Burberry Weather Phase 2

Couple featured wearing Burberry Trench Coats and holding the Check Folding Umbrella

Invented by our founder in 1879, the gabardine fabric used for our Heritage Trench Coats is now woven from organically
grown cotton at the Burberry Mill in Keighley, then crafted into the signature design at our manufacturing site in Castleford – both
in Yorkshire, England. Over the years, the trench has been reinterpreted into a variety of cuts and styles affectionately named
after locations woven into Burberry’s identity – each shape personifying its unique character.

Invented by our founder in 1879, the gabardine fabric used for our Heritage Trench Coats is now woven from organically grown cotton at the Burberry Mill in Keighley, then crafted into the signature design at our manufacturing site in Castleford – both in Yorkshire, England. Over the years, the trench has been reinterpreted into a variety of cuts and styles affectionately named after locations woven into Burberry’s identity – each shape personifying its unique character.