Burberry Women’s Sunglasses

Aviators

• BE3071
  • Available in bordeaux or turquoise
  • Metal frames
  • Dimensions: 57mm eye; 17mm bridge; 135mm arm
  • Hard case and cleaning cloth included

Square

• BE4074
  • Available in black
  • Plastic frames with Burberry tartan pattern on arm
  • Dimensions: 58mm eye; 15mm bridge; 130mm arm
  • Hard case and cleaning cloth included
• BE4128
  • Available in blue
  • Plastic frames with Burberry tartan pattern on arm
  • Dimensions: 59mm eye; 16mm bridge; 135mm arm
  • Hard case and cleaning cloth included

Wayfarer Style

• BE4131
  • Available in turquoise
  • Plastic frames
  • Dimensions: 56mm eye; 17mm bridge; 140mm arm
  • Hard case and cleaning cloth included
• BE4134
  • Available in green
  • Plastic frames with Burberry logo strip on arm
  • Dimensions: 56mm eye; 17mm bridge; 140mm arm
  • Hard case and cleaning cloth included
• BE4135
  • Available in black, green, or tortoise
  • Plastic frames
  • Dimensions: 58mm eye; 18mm bridge; 140mm arm
  • Hard case and cleaning cloth included
• BE4140
  • Available in blue, gray, green, mustard, and violet
  • Plastic frames
  • Dimensions: 55mm eye; 18mm bridge; 140mm arm
  • Hard case and cleaning cloth included
• BE4148
  • Available in violet
  • Metal and plastic frames
  • Dimensions: 55mm eye; 18mm bridge; 140mm arm
  • Hard case and cleaning cloth included

About Burberry

At his Hampshire shop in the 1850s, Thomas Burberry outfitted hunters and fishermen in rugged gear. Rain was a real misery for the outdoorsmen, so Burberry set out to create an alternative to an umbrella or the shade of an elephant. By 1888, he’d secured the patent for his design: a breathable cotton blend wound so tightly it could resist moisture and rips. Officially, it was called gabardine, but in common parlance, hunters, farmers, pub keepers, and even King Edward VII called it “Burberry.”

At the onset of World War I, the inventor used the fabric for a waterproof trench coat literally for the trenches, fitted with the necessary epaulets and D-rings for an artillery-facing soldier. The trench’s style caught on and, decorated with Burberry’s signature tartan print, remains a staple of the brand today. Despite these ties to tradition, Burberry’s creative team lives by the motto Prorsum, Latin for “forward.” Classic time-tested shapes are updated with modern details such as statement buttons, metallic fabrics, and seasonal colors.

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