Hey I just bought this trench coat and was wondering if it was authentic or not, please help me

[Yow]

Hey I just bought this trench coat and was wondering if it was authentic or not, please help me

 

[Patek]

Not a trench coat and fake as hell.

The brand is "Burberry" not "Burberrys". Everything else about this looks wrong.

 

[peachfuzzmcgee]

Not a trench coat and fake as hell.

The brand is "Burberry" not "Burberrys". Everything else about this looks wrong.

I'm not a vintage burberry guy but before their rebrand that was indeed the logo and it was indeed called burberrys. It looks legit to my eye. There isn't much money in fake vintage burberrys so unless it was faked at that time, it's probably real. Plus vintage bootlegs can go for money too.

 

[Egdon Heath]

Wear it well. Up here on road construction sites the flaggers wear similar.

 

[hammerhead_corvette]

Burberrys - Vintage Fashion Guild

Burberrys was founded in 1856 by Thomas Burberry. His early business was mainly as a seller of outdoor clothing. In 1891, Burberry opened his first London Store. The Burberry Equestrian Knight Logo was first used in 1901 after Burberry was commissioned to design a new uniform for British army...

vintagefashionguild.org

 

[Patek]

I stand corrected. I guess it may be authentic. The details do look terrible though and I will reiterate, it is not a trench coat.

 

[peachfuzzmcgee]

I stand corrected. I guess it may be authentic. The details do look terrible though and I will reiterate, it is not a trench coat.

the trench coat part is definitely obvious so I didn’t even comment on it haha.The details look terrible because before the rebrand, it was like ugly trench coats and dadwear. Most Burberrys is worthless unless it’s a trench coat with nova check.

 

[FlyingMonkey]

It's hard to imagine but yes, Burberrys, like Barbour, used to produce the kind of embarassing clothes your dad (or grandad) wore... and now they don't, or at least they convinced people that the very same stuff is actually cool after all and maybe your dad (or grandad) was right.