Burberry Collection (page 2)

Burberry Burfron coat advertisement, WW1
Advertisement for the Burfron weatherproof coat from Burberrys, ideal for the trenches, for airmen, for mounted men and for the motor cyclist. Date: 1916

Red Cross motor soup kitchen donated by Burberry s
A motor soup kitchen presented to the Red Cross Society by Messrs. Burberrys of Haymarket in 1915. The vehicle was of a very compact and serviceable design

Advert for Burberry smart topcoat 1913
Smart full length weatherproof topcoat made from Urbitor coating or tweed. Provides protection in rainy weather because of its resistance to wet is efficient and permanent. 1913

Burberry R. A. F. kit advertisement, World War One
Advertisement for an R.A.F. kit from Burberrys of Haymarket, First World War. Date: 1918

Advert for Burberry waterproof overcoats 1923
Overcoats are Burberrys speciality, and a coat purchased at Burberrys presents, from every aspect, the highest possible return in overcoat values. 1923

Advert for Burberry weatherproof top coat 1914
Advertisement for the Burberry weatherproof top coat or raincoat, designed for use in town and country. Showing a man in coat, bowler hat and trousers with turnups. 1914

Advert for Burberry winter overcoats 1923
Luxuriously warm, yet light weight, models designed to provide a wealth of warmth and comfort when encountering wintry conditions. Made in choice ranges of the finest quality wool. Date: 1923

Advertisement for Burberry weatherproof clothes, showing a young woman leaning against a country wall in a jacket and long skirt described as a shooting gown

Advert for Burberry overcoats 1928
3 Burberry overcoats that provide double service overcoats and weatherproof in one garment. 1928

Advert for Burberry motor-coat 1913
Burberry coats made in airylight materials, suitable for warm or cold weathers. 1913

Advert for Burberrys weather proof trench coats 1916
Six service maxims. Wet-resistance, wind proofness, warmth, healthfulness, lightweight and durability. Available from Burberrys, Haymarket, London. Date: 1916

Advert for Burberrys WWI service coats 1916
Protection and comfort. Whenever the inclemency of weather conditions to be faced in Naval or Military services calls for the highest form of protection

Advert for Burberry Skiing outfits 1924
Burberry winter sports dress, provides enthusiasts with the most protective and comfortable equipment. 1924

Advertisement for Burberry overcoats -- female model posing outside Georgian style house. 1959

Advert for Burberry overcoats 1940
Reliability and economy. If there is a time when it is necessary to look for long wear in suits, overcoats or waterproofs it is now

Advert for Burberry winter sports wear 1923
BURBERRYs SKI OUTFITS Date: 1923

Advert for Burberry winter sports wear

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"Burberry: A Legacy of Style and Functionality" Since its inception, it has been synonymous with timeless elegance and practicality. In 1922, the brand introduced its first skiing outfits, revolutionizing winter sports fashion. The following year, an advert showcased Burberry's commitment to innovation in winter wear. In 1926, a captivating advertisement for Burberry winter sports wear captured the attention of adventure enthusiasts worldwide. With their impeccable craftsmanship and attention to detail, these garments became a staple among skiers seeking both style and protection from the elements. Burberry continued to push boundaries with their weatherproof coats in 1927. This revolutionary design ensured that individuals could face any climate without compromising on fashion or comfort. As a result, Burberrys quickly became the go-to choice for those who valued durability without sacrificing style. The brand's influence extended beyond outdoor activities; it even made appearances during significant historical events like the Suffrage Pilgrimage in 1913. Women marching proudly wore Burberry outfits as they fought for equality—a testament to how this iconic label transcends mere fashion trends. During times of celebration too, such as Queen Elizabeth II's coronation in 1953, Burberrys was there to dress individuals in regal splendor. Their Coronation advertisement highlighted their ability to blend tradition with contemporary flair—an art mastered by few. Even Hollywood stars recognized the allure of Burberry's designs. Sunday Wilshin—renowned actress from yesteryears—was seen donning a stunning blue proofed gabardine suit while filming at Ealing Studios in London (1906-1991). Her portrait exuded grace and sophistication while showcasing how effortlessly one could transition from everyday wear to winter sports attire. Through decades of evolution and innovation, one thing remains constant: Burberry is more than just a name—it represents quality craftsmanship fused with enduring style.