Burberry's worldwide revenue 2005-2022
The timeline shows Burberry's worldwide revenue from 2005 to 2022. Burberry's worldwide revenue amounted to about 2.83 billion British pounds in 2022.
Burberry is a British luxury fashion house founded in Basingstoke (United Kingdom) in 1856, by Thomas Burberry. The company manufactures clothing, fragrances, and fashion accessories.
Burberry – additional information
With around 475 stores around the world, Burberry is one of the biggest luxury fashion brands worldwide. The fashion powerhouse was the tenth most valuable luxury brand in the world and the only British company in the top 10 ranking as of 2020. In 2020, Burberry was valued at around 4.8 billion U.S. dollars. Headquartered in London, England, Burberry is famous for its iconic trench coat which was created by the brand’s founder, Thomas Burberry. Christopher Bailey, the creative name behind Burberry until 2018 was responsible for transforming the brand into the modern and global fashion powerhouse Burberry is today. The brand’s growth is a direct reflection of Burberry’s revenue, as it has been steadily increasing over the years. Burberry’s revenue grew from around 716 million GBP in 2005 to the highest figure to date in 2017, of approximately 2.77 billion GBP.
Burberry sells its luxury products through three channels: retail, wholesale and licensing. Much of Burberry’s revenue is generated through retail sales. In 2019, for instance, retail sales accounted for around 2.19 billion GBP of Burberry's global revenue. Retail includes all mainline stores, as well as concessions within department stores, digital commerce and outlets. Accessories are the most profitable Burberry product line, generating around 948 million GBP in 2020. Burberry’s accessories line includes from wallets and umbrellas to home accessories such as blankets and candles. The women’s sector is also highly profitable for the fashion luxury company. In 2020, sales of Burberry women’s products generated around 796 million GBP in revenue.
Burberry is a British luxury fashion house founded in Basingstoke (United Kingdom) in 1856, by Thomas Burberry. The company manufactures clothing, fragrances, and fashion accessories.
Burberry – additional information
With around 475 stores around the world, Burberry is one of the biggest luxury fashion brands worldwide. The fashion powerhouse was the tenth most valuable luxury brand in the world and the only British company in the top 10 ranking as of 2020. In 2020, Burberry was valued at around 4.8 billion U.S. dollars. Headquartered in London, England, Burberry is famous for its iconic trench coat which was created by the brand’s founder, Thomas Burberry. Christopher Bailey, the creative name behind Burberry until 2018 was responsible for transforming the brand into the modern and global fashion powerhouse Burberry is today. The brand’s growth is a direct reflection of Burberry’s revenue, as it has been steadily increasing over the years. Burberry’s revenue grew from around 716 million GBP in 2005 to the highest figure to date in 2017, of approximately 2.77 billion GBP.
Burberry sells its luxury products through three channels: retail, wholesale and licensing. Much of Burberry’s revenue is generated through retail sales. In 2019, for instance, retail sales accounted for around 2.19 billion GBP of Burberry's global revenue. Retail includes all mainline stores, as well as concessions within department stores, digital commerce and outlets. Accessories are the most profitable Burberry product line, generating around 948 million GBP in 2020. Burberry’s accessories line includes from wallets and umbrellas to home accessories such as blankets and candles. The women’s sector is also highly profitable for the fashion luxury company. In 2020, sales of Burberry women’s products generated around 796 million GBP in revenue.
