Burberry and Highgrove Gardens meet in a floral capsule

Offering an exclusive selection of scarves and trench coats inspired by the gardens surrounding the private residence of King Charles III and Queen Camilla.

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This is the third time that the British brand and the foundation created by the monarch have worked together to create limited edition collections. For this occasion, they have decided to include works by the artist Holly Mills, a graduate of the Royal Drawing School, in the prints that cover the neckwear and the inside of the trench coats. She herself took her inspiration from the natural landscapes of the flower and delphinium meadows that surround the iconic building.

The four scarves, made from organic silk, are sourced from Italy and are finished with meticulous detailing in the form of hand-rolled edges to ensure unparalleled quality. The Castleford Trench Coat is presented by Daniel Lee, and maintains the codes established by Thomas Burberry in 1979 through materials such as organic cotton. It is available in two colours: ‘Hunter’ and ‘Ivy’.