Burberry

==Burberrys==
===1901–1968===
===1968–1999===
==Burberry==
===1999–2018===
Burberry wordmark.svg|Wordmark
Burberry34.png|Wordmark with 'London, England' byline 
Burberry logo.png|Alternative logo 
As Burberrys renamed to Burberry, a modified Knight accompanied by new serif wordmark were unveiled. It was designed by Fabien Baron.
===2018–2023===
BURBERRY LOGO NEW.png|Wordmark with 'London, England' byline 
burberry.jpg|Redesigned pattern
On 3rd August 2018, Burberry retired its iconic 117-years-old Equestrian Knight icon for a new simplified sans-serif wordmark designed by Peter Saville. It also launched a new pattern consisting of a TB monogram inherited from its founder's name, Thomas Burberry.
===2023–present===
Burberry (2023).svg|Serif wordmark.
Burberry (2023) icon.svg|Prorsum knight icon.
On 6 February 2023, Burberry unveiled a new serif wordmark under new creative director, Daniel Lee. The 'Prorsum' equestrian knight icon is also brought back in the new campaign.
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