King Charles's unusual collaboration with major UK fashion house

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King Charles looking ahead

King Charles's estate partners up with Burberry (Image: Getty)

Luxury British fashion house has launched a new collection of scarves and trench coats in partnership with

The new pieces see the famous check lining swapped for floral illustrations inspired by gardens.

The drawings for the scarves and linings of the trench coats were created by s, a graduate of the Royal Drawing School.

She painted wildflower meadows in full summer bloom and delphiniums - the King's favourite flower - for the artwork which was incorporated into the clothing.

The luxury oversized Castleford trenches come in two colours - Ivy with a wildflower printed silk lining, and Hunter with the delphinium lining - and cost £2,490 each.

Burberry trench coats

The new collection features two coats and four scarves (Image: Burberry)

Burberry trench coats

The new trench coats cost £2,490 each (Image: Burberry)

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Four organic silk scarves also form part of the collaboration, with two depicting vibrant multi-colour wildflowers priced at £370 each, one showing purple and blue delphiniums, and another yellow and blue delphiniums, at £120 each.

The fashion house said: "As a Royal Warrant holder and British heritage brand, Burberry shares the commitment of The King’s Foundation in supporting young British artists, whilst ensuring the legacy of craft and artistry is passed onto the next generation."

The Highgrove X Burberry collection marks the third joint output of Royal Warrant holder Burberry and Highgrove Gardens, which is under the stewardship of Charles's charity The King's Foundation.

It's available in Burberry stores, the Highgrove shops on-site at the gardens and in nearby Tetbury, and online.

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