Burberry

The story of a motif that became legendary

It all began in 1856, when Thomas Burberry founded his house with a revolutionary idea: to create weather-resistant clothing without sacrificing elegance. A few decades later, he invented gabardine , a waterproof and breathable fabric that equipped explorers and British soldiers alike.

But it was in the 1920s that one of fashion's most recognizable symbols emerged: the Burberry Check . This beige, black, white and red check pattern was originally a simple trench coat lining. It quickly became a true emblem of the house, adopted by fashion icons and used on everything from scarves to children's clothing. 🇬🇧

Today, Burberry Kids continues this legacy by offering timeless pieces, where tradition and modernity meet.

At Too Cool For School , we love this mix of elegance and tradition – and we have a great selection to discover on the e-shop!