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Perhaps one of the most coveted styles of British fashion, a Burberry trench coat is certainly a piece worthy of a place in your wardrobe. The classic style, which dates back to founder Thomas Burberry's gabardine innovations in 1879, is proportionally modernised to become your go-to transitional coat. With a crease-resistant fabrication, this trench will always display the effortlessly smooth exterior synonymous with the style - lovingly lined with the iconic Vintage check.
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BURBERRY COTTON SHORT KENSINGTON HERITAGE TRENCH COAT
Perhaps one of the most coveted styles of British fashion, a Burberry trench coat is certainly a piece worthy of a place in your wardrobe. The classic style, which dates back to founder Thomas Burberry's gabardine innovations in 1879, is proportionally modernised to become your go-to transitional coat. With a crease-resistant fabrication, this trench will always display the effortlessly smooth exterior synonymous with the style - lovingly lined with the iconic Vintage check.
BURBERRY CHELSEA COTTON TRENCH COAT
black cotton gabardine weave Ulster lapels front button fastening logo-debossed buttons epaulettes long sleeves belted cuffs storm flap to the front/rear belted waist two front button-fastening jetted pockets American rear vent straight hem Vintage Check-pattern lining mid-length
BURBERRY DOUBLE BREASTED BELTED-WAIST COAT
Lapel, waist tie details, side patch bag, cuffs decorated with clasps.
BURBERRY KENSINGTON TRENCH COAT
Kensington Trench Coat
BURBERRY KENSINGTON COTTON TRENCH COAT
black cotton gabardine weave Ulster lapels front button fastening logo-debossed buttons epaulettes long sleeves belted cuffs storm flap to the front/rear belted waist two front button-fastening jetted pockets American rear vent straight hem Vintage Check-pattern lining mid-length. This piece fits true to size. We recommend you get your regular sizeModel is 1,75m / 5ft 8in wearing size 8 (UK).
