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n. raincoat, waterproof cotton cloth; (Brand) Burberry.

Burberry (also translated as Burberry, English) is a luxury brand with a very traditional British style. It was founded by Thomas Burberry in 1856. Its multi-level product series meets the needs of consumers of different ages and genders. The company has made its popularity famous all over the world through retail, wholesale and licensing.

Burberry, founded in 1856, is a royal product of Britain. In the early days, Burberry mainly produced raincoats, umbrellas and scarves, but now its products involve men's and women's clothes, accessories, handbags, shoes, children's clothes, beauty cosmetics and perfumes.

Burberry-the royal brand

was founded by Thomas Burberry, a young British man who was only 21 years old at that time, and Burberry (Chinese trademark: Burberry, Burberry) became a brand that best represented Britain. Founded in 1856, BURBERRY is a British royal product. In 1879, BURBERRY developed gabardine, a waterproof, wrinkle-proof, breathable and durable fabric, which won everyone's recognition.

in p>191, BURBERRY designed the first windbreaker, and in World War I, its windbreaker was designated as the senior military uniform of the British army. Today, BURBERRY has become another generation term of windbreaker when you open the Oxford Dictionary. Today, BURBERRY has improved its coveted appeal by constantly upgrading its design and innovative graphics, perfectly combining its classic sensibility with the times, injecting quality into fashion and becoming an eternal brand.