Burberry Designer Sunglasses

Functionality Becomes High Fashion

The brand’s history begins with Thomas Burberry, who founded the company in 1856. He believed that clothing should be designed with the weather in mind—especially unpredictable British gales. A few decades later he created gabardine, a resistant and hard-wearing fabric that repelled rainwater better than bulkier and heavier alternatives at the t.mes . This focus on functionality was the foundation of Burberry.

The company introduced its iconic trench coat during the First World War. This classic British design has become a favorite throughout the world, and now the trench coat is the cornerstone of the Burberry look. You can see the coat referenced in the company’s collects ion of sunglasses, with belt-buckle hardware and frames with plaid flourishes.

Shades With Unbeatable Style

The 2019 line of Burberry sunglasses was designed by Riccardo Tisci, who joined the company as Chief Creative Officer. He combines a minimalist flair with gothic touches to create sunglasses that have a contemporary feel. Burberry adds modern details to the t.mes less silhouettes of geometric and aviator-style frames. Nods to Burberry’s history can be found among the range, with its recognizable knight logo and "B" insignia.

Infinitely Wearable Accessories

Each offering from Burberry is designed to be functional without sacrificing style. Discover polarized sunglasses that reduce glare, along with lenses that offer 100% UV protection. Gradient tints come in a wide range of colors, including charcoal, cool blue, rose pink, and rich brown. Burberry’s creations also include nostalgic touches with classic and feminine cat-eye frames. The collects ion also features chunky, punk-inspired frames, as well as slimmer feminine shapes with delicate flourishes like dainty bridges.

Made for the Discerning Wearer

Burberry’s line includes glasses for men and , along with versatile . These practical yet attractive pieces reveal each design’s British origins, making it the perfect choice for Anglophiles who appreciate superior craftsmanship and durability. Burberry’s famous logo bears a horse and knight and the word "Prorsum" in Latin, meaning "Forward." If anything communicates Burberry’s approach to fashion, it is exactly that: striding ahead with momentum, while still respecting its history and roots.