The Trench Coat
Discover All Trench Fits
The classic trench coat is designed in five silhouettes – the Kensington, Westminster, Chelsea, Waterloo and Pimlico – each
style as individual as the London location they’re named after.
The Chelsea
The slim fit – our closest, body-skimming fit with narrow shoulders and a nipped-in waistline. In two colours – honey and midnight – and available in two lengths.
The Kensington
The classic fit – a streamline cut that effortlessly skims the body. Our most popular silhouette, heroed for its versatility. In four colours – mid grey, midnight, honey and black – and available in two lengths.
The Waterloo
The relaxed fit – longer in length with a subtle and relaxed fit that’s ideal for layering over tailoring. In three colours – chestnut, black and honey – and available in one classic length.
The Westminster
The oversized fit – oversized and lightweight, cut for a fluid, draped silhouette. In two colours – honey and dark military khaki – and available in two lengths.
The Pimlico
The straight fit – a single-breasted car coat with minimalist features and a streamlined silhouette. In three colours – biscuit, midnight and honey – and available in one classic length.
An Iconic Design
Made in Castleford, Yorkshire for over 50 years and cut from gabardine – a revolutionary fabric that Thomas Burberry invented in 1879. Polished and practical, a beautiful weatherproof cotton that remains at the heart of Burberry.
The trench coat evolved from the Tielocken coat, patented by Thomas Burberry in 1912. A simple yet refined shape that adapted over the years to become the instantly recognisable Burberry trench coat.
Design Details
A revolutionary fabric that's lightweight and breathable. Before gabardine’s invention, traditional weatherproof fabrics were waxed or rubberised to repel water – making them heavy, stiff and uncomfortable to wear.
Design Details
A revolutionary fabric that's lightweight and breathable. Before gabardine’s invention, traditional weatherproof fabrics were waxed or rubberised to repel water – making them heavy, stiff and uncomfortable to wear.
Design Details
A revolutionary fabric that's lightweight and breathable. Before gabardine’s invention, traditional weatherproof fabrics were waxed or rubberised to repel water – making them heavy, stiff and uncomfortable to wear.
Design Details
A revolutionary fabric that's lightweight and breathable. Before gabardine’s invention, traditional weatherproof fabrics were waxed or rubberised to repel water – making them heavy, stiff and uncomfortable to wear.
A design born from function to protect the military during the First World War. Its unmistakable epaulettes originally displayed an officer’s rank, while the belt’s metal D-rings were used to attach equipment.
Find Yours
From the slimmest cut – effortlessly skimming the body for a defined and elegant form-fitting shape – to our most relaxed fit that’s cut for modern, relaxed layering and ideal for wearing over tailoring.
Treasure Your Trench
Each trench coat tells a story – one that is made to last. Discover how you can ensure your trench always looks its best, thanks to our dedicated specialists. From cleaning to reproofing, alterations and repairs.
