Burberry Launches Collection Inspired by Highgrove Gardens
Burberry has unveiled its fifth collection with Highgrove Gardens. The new line features a watercolour painting by King Charles III.

Burberry has introduced its latest collection, developed in collaboration with Highgrove Gardens. This marks the fifth creative partnership between the two entities.
The collection is centered around a watercolour painting by King Charles III, depicting Birkhall on the Balmoral Estate. This artwork serves as the central motif for the capsule's prints and informs its green colour palette. An exclusive bay green House Check pattern is featured across outerwear, knitwear, and cashmere and silk accessories.
Selected outerwear pieces are crafted in England from 100% organically grown cotton gabardine, according to Burberry. The collection emphasizes British craftsmanship and material sourcing, with trench coats and car coats utilizing fabrics and linings made in England.
The line includes items such as the Waterloo trench coat, Mayfair trench jacket, and car coats. It also features knitwear and accessories, including cashmere scarves and silk scarves, showcasing the King's watercolour artwork.