Burberry

Burberry is a British luxury house founded by Thomas Burberry in England in 1856. Its beginnings lie in clothing designed to protect against the weather, and the company’s history includes gabardine, a breathable, weather-resistant fabric. The trench coat, Burberry Check and Equestrian Knight Design are among its most familiar signatures. These references give the fashion house a distinctive visual heritage that extends beyond clothing.

In eyewear, those house codes can appear as temple details, pattern, hardware or discreet branding. The Check Round sunglasses offer one expression: a round frame with sculptural temples featuring Burberry Check. The design connects a classic eyewear shape to a recognisable motif, creating a frame whose identity is apparent without overwhelming its outline. Materials and finishes vary between styles and seasons.

The wider sunglasses collection spans round, square, cat-eye and pilot-inspired shapes. Some frames use the Check or Equestrian Knight Design as a visible accent; others take a quieter approach to house branding. This range allows the collection to move between subtle and more statement-making expressions.