The best of British fashion - Take a look at Britain’s most iconic fashion trends and pieces. These staple items might even be in your wardrobe!

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Wellington boots - Wellies are some of the best-known footwear from the UK.

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Wellington boots - They have been around since the 16th century.

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Wellington boots - Arthur Wellesly, the first Duke of Wellington, made the boots popular in the 19th century. He could not stop wearing them!

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Burberry - This homegrown brand has done it all!

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Burberry - The trademark pattern adorns boots, umbrellas, scarves, and many more items.

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Burberry - But Burberry is a fashion powerhouse that produces all kinds of clothing and accessories in many cuts and colours.

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Trench coat - Burberry's staple trench coat is a classic!

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Trench coat - They may vary in colour, but a trench coats always have these features: 10 buttons, wide flaps, double-breasted, and a belt around the waist.

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Trench coat - Trench coats are light to wear and carry. They're usually water resistant and are suitable for men and women.

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Oxfords - The classic shoe that is easy to dress up or down.

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Oxfords - Oxford shoe material depends on the function and style of the footwear.

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Oxfords - They can be made of suede, leather, or even have a mix of fabrics and colours.

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Tartan - The Scottish textile and pattern has been a prominent feature in British fashion since the 19th century.

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Tartan - The checked pattern is used in fashion worldwide.

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Tartan - And has even been made into suits.

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Tweed - Tweed is a traditional fabric commonly used in British country clothing.

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Tweed - Originally worn for hunting, tweed is now also used in mainstream fashion.

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Tweed - Tweed has been around since 1830s.

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Brogues - Brogues are a smarter version of Oxfords.

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Brogues - They stand out for their leather detailing.

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Brogues - Initially created for men and in a lower heel, Brogues today come in all heights and types.

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Three-piece suit - A three-piece suit is considered a key piece for a British gentleman.

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Three-piece suit - The layers not only keep you warm, but add a touch of formality to an already smart suit.

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Three-piece suit - With additional layers comes extra pockets, making the three-piece suit a versatile, practical, and comfortable garment for many occasions.

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Chelsea boots - Named after London's upscale borough, Chelsea boots are a staple in British footwear.

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Chelsea boots - These easy-to-wear slip-on boots are also very flattering.

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Chelsea boots - They come in all types of colours, materials, shapes, and textures.

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Bowler hat - The bowler hat was created by brothers Thomas and William Bowler in 1849.

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Bowler hat - It's a fashion statement that many British dandies still wear today.

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Bowler hat - English actor and comedian Charlie Chaplin was well known for his signature bowler hat and cane.

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