800 steps vs 150 steps for a jacket

The Story of Burberry Trench Coat: My Journey in 800 Steps


When I first join Burberry, it was like stepping into a world where every detail, every stitch means something special. The trench coat, this piece not just a coat, it is a story of art, history, and so much care in every part.

 

How a Coat Becomes More Than Coat

In Burberry, the trench coat, it start as military thing, but now, it is fashion icon. It show how something practical can become so beautiful, so elegant. This change, it is not just about fashion, but it's about how we see things, how we make them special.

 

So Many Steps, So Much Love

In making Burberry trench coat, it is not simple. Not like other coats, which maybe take 100, maybe 150 steps. No, for Burberry trench coat, we take 800 steps. Every step, it's like a dance of tradition and new ways, making each coat not just wear, but art.

 

Every Stitch Tells a Story

Let me tell you about the collar. This part, it need more than 180 hand stitches. It is so important for the coat to look right, to feel right. Every time I work on it, it's like I am part of something big, something beautiful.

 

My Time, My Learning at Burberry

In Burberry, I work many jobs, from sewing to inspecting, to technical things. Each job teach me about how much work, how much passion goes in each trench coat. It is not just about making a coat. It is about keeping tradition, about making something that lasts, that tells a story.


Not Just Making, But Creating Legacy

This journey, from military to fashion, it show how Burberry trench coat is more than just clothes. It is excellence, it is a legacy. Being part of this, writing this part of Burberry's story, it make me proud, make me understand how we can make something ordinary into extraordinary.

As I write this, as someone who see and be part of these 800 steps, I want to share this passion, this precision. It is not just making a garment; it is about crafting something that will last, that will tell its own story for years to come.

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