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Burberry adds a royal touch with the Highgrove Gardens Scarf


WHO ELSE better than the iconic British heritage brand, Burberry, to take on a limited-edition printed scarf to celebrate the gardens of His Majesty King Charles III’s private residence? Created in partnership with Highgrove, the Highgrove Gardens Scarf represents the synergies between both parties’ morals, ethics and ethos.

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In order to champion the fine quality craftsmanship of Burberry, it was important to deepen each other’s understanding of the commitment to protecting the environment. The scarf reflects both teams’ admiration and respect for the natural world and honours His Majesty’s most prized possession.

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Containing organic silk and finished with hand-rolled edges, the scarf’s design seamlessly blends together major features of the interwoven gardens of Highgrove.

Featuring birds, dragonflies, and wildflowers, such as delphinium, yellow rattle, snowdrop, ox-eye daisy, early purple orchids and fritillary, which grow beneath silver birch and magnolia trees, the pattern boasts everyone’s spring/summer dreams and is the perfect observation for this new era of Royalty.

As a proud Royal Warrant holder, Burberry has excelled in the challenge of making such a key accessory ahead of the much anticipated Coronation next week.

by Alicia Tomkinson

You can buy the Highgrove Gardens Scarf here.

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