Burberry is an English extravagance design house settled in London, Britain. It as of now plans and conveys prepared to wear including raincoats (for which it is generally celebrated), cowhide merchandise, footwear, design embellishments, eyewear, aromas, and beautifying agents. 

Set up in 1856 by Thomas Burberry, initially zeroing in on the advancement of open air clothing, the house has moved into the high design market, building up a first of its sort texture called Coat, which is totally breathable and waterproof, and solely made for the brand. The main shop opened in the Haymarket, London, in 1891. Burberry was an autonomous family-controlled organization until 1955, when it was reincorporated. In 2005, it finished its demerger from GUS plc, the organization's previous greater part investor. 

The organization is recorded on the London Stock Trade and is a constituent of the FTSE 100 File. In 2015, Burberry positioned 73rd in Interbrand's Best Worldwide Brands report, close by Louis Vuitton and Prada. Burberry has stores in 59 nations.

Type: Public limited company

Industry: Fashion

Founded: 1856; 164 years ago, Basingstoke, England, U.K.

Founder: Thomas Burberry

Headquarters: Horseferry Road, Westminster, London, U.K.

Number of locations: 421 (2020)

Area served: Worldwide

Key people: Gerry Murphy (chairperson), Marco Gobbetti (CEO), Riccardo Tisci (CCO)

Products: Accessories, Clothing, Cosmetics, Perfumes

Revenue: £2.63 billion (2020)

Website: www.burberry.com