Garden Rain

Garden Rain is an eau de parfum by Burberry released in 2026, one of the eight creations in the Prorsum collection launched for the house’s 170th anniversary. Signed by perfumer Caroline Sabas, it sells for £175 for 50 ml and £255 for 100 ml on Burberry’s British website.

The house presents it as a tribute to the garden of Thomas Burberry, who founded the brand in 1856 in Basingstoke. It aims to capture the quiet elegance and freshness of the English countryside just after the rain, flowers still wet from a summer shower.

Prorsum, a Latin word meaning “forwards,” appears on the knight emblem Burberry adopted in 1901. The collection translates the house’s Check pattern into fragrance for the first time, through a method inspired by weaving: signature notes interlaced with a contrasting note, the “raker.”

Burberry compares this raker to the red line running through its House Check: a vivid accord that gives the fragrance its energy. The house suggests layering Garden Rain with Cashmere Embrace, another fragrance in the collection.

What is still missing

The olfactory family and target audience of Garden Rain are not specified by the house. The price in euros, the release date in France and the list of ingredients (INCI) remain unknown to date.