Burberry Quilted Jackets, Check Scarves and Trench Coats for a British Fall

Burberry Quilted Jackets, Check Scarves and Trench Coats for a British Fall

Burberry is leaning into its British countryside roots, and the timing could not be better. Quilted jackets, check scarves and heritage trenches fit a fall that wants clothes with history and weather in mind. This edit takes the full range, from the Bloomsbury bag to the Kensington trench.

Check bags, old and new

The check has been on Burberry bags for decades, but the newest versions play with scale and texture. A giant check on canvas and a reversible Bloomsbury tote sit next to compact crossbody styles. It is a heritage print handled with a lighter hand.

Bowling bags and the Highlands

The second set of bags leans toward country shapes: bowling bags, a messenger and a top-handle in check jacquard. They suit the brand's renewed focus on outdoor British style.

Tailored trousers and shorts

Trousers here are cut for wool and weather, with bootcut and straight legs dominating. A pintuck check pair and pleated shorts show the tailoring is not all serious.

Check by the pool

The swimwear, including a collaboration with Hunza G, carries the check into summer. It is a reminder that Burberry is as much a print house as an outerwear brand.

The trench, in every length

Thomas Burberry developed gabardine in 1879, and the trench coat built on that fabric is still the heart of the brand. The Kensington and Pembury trenches here range from cropped and peplum to long and belted. If you only know one Burberry piece, this is it.

Quilted for the countryside

The quilted jacket is the other Burberry outerwear icon, and the Fernleigh appears here in several versions. Paired with a vest and a faux fur car coat, it shows how much of the brand's wardrobe was designed for actual weather.

Dresses with a sporty edge

The dresses mix tennis, denim and knit references, often with a check collar or trim. They feel more casual than you might expect from a heritage house.

Skirts in gabardine and wool

A gabardine trench mini, a check wool skirt and a silk midi cover the range. The trench skirt is the smartest idea in the group, since it borrows the brand's most famous coat in a new shape.

Cashmere with a check

Burberry knitwear works best when the check is used sparingly, on a shoulder or a placket. These cardigans and crewnecks are quiet pieces that pair easily with tailoring or denim.

Polos, tees and silk shirts

The tops are relaxed: check-collared polos, cotton tees and printed silk shirts. They are the easiest entry point into the brand for everyday wear.

The check scarf, in every weight

The cashmere check scarf may be the most recognisable Burberry accessory after the trench. Here it comes giant, reversible, fringed and even embellished, which shows how much range one print can carry.

More scarves, plus a beanie and gloves

The second group keeps the scarf going and adds a few cold-weather extras. A check beanie and heritage gloves are small ways to wear the brand without a full outfit.

Loafers, slingbacks and boots

The shoes balance polish and practicality. Penny loafer mules and slingbacks sit beside Chelsea and biker boots, with the check showing up on more than one pair.

Boots for wet weather

The second group of shoes includes knee-high boots, an equestrian bootie and a check slide. They reflect the brand's long link with rain and riding, without looking like workwear.

Shirtdresses and cardigans

This group brings together shirtdresses, cardigans, sneakers and a leather shoulder bag. It is the most versatile corner of the edit, built for daily wear rather than statement dressing.

Why Burberry feels right this fall

Burberry was founded in 1856, and it has always been at its best when it sticks to weatherproof British clothes. The current collection does exactly that, with trenches, quilting and the check front and centre. It is heritage dressing that feels useful rather than nostalgic.

 

If you want to keep going, Fall Trench Coats and Denim Jackets for Women pair well with this edit.