Burberry check print gains renewed attention in fashion

The Burberry check print, first used in the 1920s, continues to appear in celebrity wardrobes and collaborations.

The print originated as a lining for trench coats in the 1920s. It gained wider visibility in 1967 when used on umbrellas and luggage, becoming a full status symbol over time.

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