Burberry Weekend for Women Eau de Toilette 100ml is a fresh, optimistic floral launched in 1997, composed by perfumer Nathalie Lorson. Inspired by the idea of a country weekend in England — fresh air, white florals, sunshine on cut grass — it opens with sparkling tangerine, sap and reseda, drifts into a heart of wild rose, hyacinth, peach blossom and iris, and settles onto a soft cedar and sandalwood drydown. The lighter EDT concentration makes it the easy daily wear of the Weekend line.
About Burberry
Founded in 1856 by Thomas Burberry in Basingstoke, the house is best known for inventing gabardine and the trench coat — references that show up throughout its product design, from the famous house check to the embossed-glass fragrance flacons. Weekend for Women was Burberry's second major women's fragrance launch and helped cement the brand's 1990s reputation as one of Britain's defining lifestyle labels.
Fragrance notes
- Top: Tangerine, Tree sap, Reseda
- Heart: Wild rose, Hyacinth, Peach blossom, Iris, Nectarine
- Base: Cedar wood, Sandalwood
Olfactory family: Floral | Launched: 1997 | Perfumer: Nathalie Lorson
Who it's for
Burberry Weekend suits women who like crisp, fresh florals over heavy gourmand or oriental compositions. It is at its best in spring and summer, ideal for daytime, casual wear and weekend wardrobes. The 100ml EDT size is the long-haul bottle for those who already know they love it — generous enough for several years of regular wear.
How to use
- Hold the embossed-check bottle around 15 cm from the skin.
- Spray onto pulse points — wrists, neck, behind the ears.
- Three to four sprays balance presence and longevity for the eau de toilette concentration.
- Reapply through the day; EDT sits closer to the skin than eau de parfum.
Specifications
- Size: 100ml
- Concentration: Eau de Toilette
- Gender: Women
- Brand: Burberry
- Year: 1997
- Perfumer: Nathalie Lorson
A bright, country-air British classic — one of the easiest, most versatile floral fragrances ever to come out of London.
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