I have a 33 year old Beaufort from 1989, with some wear to the lining and sleeve seams but that adds to the character. After a waxing it looks superb. Also have a rustic Bedale that's 2018 and still looks new despite a lot of wear, especially after waxing it at home. Excellent jackets, the ones made in England, anyway. 👌
Hey Rob, I got a Beaufort jacket from 1993 and its do have those white scratches, either leftovers of wax or whatever. I’ve used to think, that rewax will fix it, but somehow after drying theyre coming back. Ive tried to heat up it with hair dryer, somehow it works, but some of them is still there. Do you have a hint of getting rid of them or its permanently? Thx in advance.
Bought my Barbour Beaufort four years ago and wear it year around. It is very distinctive for the area that I reside in. I can wear it with a sweathirt, Harris Tweed sport coat or my dress suit which is what makes it so versatile and fun to wear.
I got my first Barbour coat earlier this year and I could not be happier. The quality far exceeded my hopes, looks amazing, fits amazing and the quality is sublime. Worth every penny and then some. I wish I bought one long ago to be honest - alas! But at least I know now.
I love my classic Beaufort. I live in Newcastle upon Tyne, which is very close to South Shields where the Beaufort is made. It’s made to exactly the same specification as it was when it was first made, years ago. I know someone who works in the Barbour factory and the workers are so proud of the jackets they make. Never throw away a classic Barbour jacket, send it to be repaired, it’s a badge of honour to have it repaired! A classic Barbour will be passed down generations
@@OneManReviews you can visit the factory and they have a shop where you can buy unique sample jackets for up to 70% off retail price. Barbour is the biggest employer in South Shields and the jackets are literally made by hand, often by generations of families who have worked there for years and years.
I wore bedale on Canadian prairies 3 seasons for 4 years. Winter used a down midlayer. Its still mint condition. Strong cold winter storms and wind, minus 25c, no issues. Waxed twice.
I have a 15 year old Barbour Border jacket with the extra hood and woollen inner with the tartan lining. Waxed every year without fail and it’s “fully waterproof” and warm when you need it. Old school and a classic, top class for all weather conditions
My Barbour Classic is the Moorland model that I bought in 1997. Repairs to the lining and sleeves were executed in North Carolina; fabrics were well-matched. The frayed cuffs were repaired with leather trim. The Moorland fabric is heavier than the Beaufort but the cut is identical.
I sell preloved barbour jackets online and I'm extremely impressed with the durability of these jackets. I've found a few pieces from even the 70s that were in pretty good shape. I personally wear the Beaudale model and i love it
I grew up in Sussex, in the south of England. My parents bought me a Barbour for my 18th birthday. That was over 40 years ago, and back then it was a country jacket - anyone wearing one in a city was a rural stray! I have worn mine in all conditions. Done up (only really comfortable once the temperature is below freezing), it has kept me dry in the most brutal conditions. While I lived in the UK, I waxed it every year, when I got it out of storage, as Autumn started to get wet and windy. That made a huge difference. I am about to visit Sussex, so I got the jacket out to look over before packing. I am having to have it repaired (a small tear) for the first time. To be fair, I do look after clothes carefully, and now live in Singapore, so I wore it frequently only for the first 15 years. I was looking for guidance on rewaxing, as it has been a few years since I have even unpacked the jacket, and came across your video. I enjoyed your perspective, and it's interesting to see how it stands up elsewhere.
@@OneManReviews There's no Barbour centre in Singapore. It's with a Shanghainese tailor in town. He passes even my wife's exacting standards, so I'm hopeful the repair will be sound.
I live in Georgia in the US and Barbour jackets are the perfect jacket for the South. Our winters are generally milder compared to Canada or the North but wet. A Barbour Beaufort is the absolute perfect jacket here. I have a Classic Beaufort, a Thornproof Beaufort that is 33 yrs old and a Thornproof Bedale that is brown. I think the Bedale looks the best but the Beaufort is the better all around jacket for everyday wear. I have a pile lining for the Classic Beaufort and the jacket and liner together are more than adequate for the coldest weather we will get (lows in the 20s). I have worn the Classic Beaufort as an overcoat over a coat and tie on a trip to NYC in November and it was perfect. A Barbour over a wool sweater is warm enough for all but the coldest weather we get. I will say, repair costs from Barbour are pretty high. I recently sent my old Thornproof Beaufort in for a repair to a half dollar sized hole in the sleeve and I was sort of surprised at a cost of $60 for the repair only, they did not rewax the jacket. I will generally rewax my jackets myself every 3 or 4 years and send them back to Barbour for a professional rewaxing every 5 or 6 years. .
I wear around 50 years Barbour jackets. They are good quality jackets but you get wear and tear in them,just like many other things. Sending a jacket to be fixed to the factory doesn't make sense if you're not living in the UK. The costs are to high, the same as waxing. Better do it yourself and buy a new jacket when it's necessary.
@@fbcpraise Sorry for the delay in response. No, Barbour jackets are perfect for the climate in Georgia. They are not heavy jackets at all and the waterproof nature makes them ideal for our drizzly winter weather.
For my 60th Birthday, I've just received my 2nd Barbour Border jacket from my wife, this time in Navy Blue, rather than the traditional Sage Green. My first, which is still being worn, I purchased in 1988, the same year as I met my wife !! Like myself, my original Barbour shows the ravages of time so it's going back to Barbour for two patches, a clean and a re-wax ... it's not done yet ...
I just received my first ever Barbour jacket, the classic Bedale. However, I noticed that there were only two royal crests shown on my tag instead of the usual three crests. So, I started panicking thinking maybe I purchased a counterfeit. After looking up online, Barbour removed Prince Philip’s crest after he passed away in April 2021. It turns out that products that carry royal warrants, such as Barbour, have two years to remove a royal member’s coat of arms when one passes away or relinquishes one’s royal title. 😮 I guess Barbour will have to remove the Queen’s crest after her recent death, and they will change Charle's title to “His Majesty the King”.
First congrats on the jacket! This is interesting information. Just checked online and looks like you're right about that. Is your jacket still made in England?
@@MightyPisces Thanks. That's great. Enjoy your Barbour and welcome to the "Barbour people" family :)
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I have one identical as you with the two crests, we got rare ones cause the Queen died one year after his husband and in that small amount of time we got our jackets with the only two crests 😉
I have four Beauforts in various stages of disrepair could not manage without them. Plus a tin of wax and hair dryer. The poacher pocket is very useful for shopping.
I live in Montreal and I don’t think I saw more than 2 people wearing a Beaufort since I moved here. In my opinion, it’s what it defines you as a unique guy - ok let’s say immigrant from Europe - it’s pretty common French people ask me where I bought it, because they can’t find one here - or for a reasonable price (bought mine for less than 200 euros on Stuart’s London) Of course it won’t be as protective as an - made in China - Arc teryx jacket, but just because of the game pocket and the new anti plastic bags law, it is really cool and practical to wear it!
I love Barbour coats. In a similar vein, the belstaff tourmaster waxed cotton jackets serve a very similar purpose, but have a bit more of a fitted look which may suit younger people a little more.
I have the naby blue and the olive jackets. Im in wisconsin and its a great jacket for fall, winter and spring. Its the only coat i wear. Its is beginning to show patina. Awsome jacket overall
I'm 52 and am on my 2nd Beaufort, you need to re wax them every 2 years and try and keep them.away from radiators. I live on a hill farm in Northumberland. Beaufort is standard work.jacket but we also wear M65 style field jackets and have actual waterproofs for very wet weather. Beaufort is a good jacket for upcountry work.and ideal.for Brirish weather BUT they need maintenance. Also, there are a lot of cheaper and tougher jackets of this type I would recommend Hoggs of Selkirk who sell in most farm shops.
Regarding the lining. It must be the newer Beaufort's that have the polyester mix. I just had a look at the label on my 2005 Beaufort and it says 100% cotton lining. It still needs repair though. I plan to send it across the Irish sea for a refurbishing at the Barbour factory. As a faithfull old friend, it deserves it.
Thanks for your comment, Paul. I still think the lining is different because of the model. I believe that classic Beaufort is entirely cotton, but the regular models have some polyester addition. It is great to see people taking care of their old Barbours :)
I do prefer the older models, my father usually picks them up when he sees them at fleamarlets for good prices and I get to wear them, a bit roomier and already great patina, also they omitted the labeling on the front pocket
I was aboard a flight from Columbia , SC, with my Bedale in my lap when a young law student was coming down the isle wearing a Bedale also. We both immediately recognized the jackets and by coincidence, he was assigned the seat right beside me. We instantly became friends and told stories about our Bedales. He was from South Carolina and I reside on an island in puget sound, Washington and his was only the second jacket like mine that I had ever seen. I told him that these jackets were only worn by gentlemen with class and he agreed.
I have border, two beauforts and westmoreland, most of them bought inthe nineties apart my newest classic beaufort which I bought today - and all from the very same shop
Good video thanks . I have all 3 waxed jackets for 10 plus years . I also have some vests too and other accessories ❤. Mine are uk made is your beaufort uk ?
Previously had two Beauforts, I've found that the inner side of the arms get punctured easily by the zip to the game pocket at the back, so much so, it was perforated with tears and holes which greatly annoyed my old lady no end. She detests wax jackets, especially if they have any holes in them. I would also advise not wearing any backpacks with Barbours, the straps will eventually wear out the cotton and cause tears and holes at the shoulder area which then really compromises water resistance.
I had a quite big discount for a brand new one that was selling for a little over $500 Aud I got it for $200 Aud so it’s nice to see such a good review 👍
Actually think its one of the most iconic coats ever made, I love mine so much. Anyone thinking about getting one, I really recommend doing it. Stylish then and stylish now.
@@OneManReviews yes! I think it is an East Coast preppy thing. People generally dress more conservatively in Washington -- it is one of the last American bastions of "wearing a suit every day" to work. Lots of J.Crew, Brooks Brothers, J.Press, Barbour, etc. Also, I love the waxed baseball hat by Barbour -- really nice!
Thanks for your review - helps me make a sound choice between the classic and regular versions. Question: What jeans are you wearing at 6:38 in the vide? Thanks!
The liddesdale quilted jacket looks beautiful. Unfortunaly here in germany you will see every 3rd senior citizen and middle class white men wearing a Barbour jacket. That's why i don't wanna wear because it's way to for my taste common.
Thank you for your answer. I don't know which size will be best for me. I live in Canada. Usually, I wear medium size. I am 180 cm high and about 180 pounds. I hesitate between 36 and 38 size. Do you have a recommendation? Thank you again.
Does anyone know what year the Barbour Weather Worked Beaufort jacket was made? It looks like the material is different from the one in this video. The inner lining is not patterned with checkered stripes, but is only light brown, and has the words "since 1894".
This is the classic Olive colour. The only colour available in classic model. With regular Beaufort you have other colour choices. If you want the classic Beaufort it's only one colour.
I just bought one but to my dismay there was no model with that iconic green and brown corduroy collar. Is there any way of getting that one specifically?
Hi, I just purchased my first Barbour Ashby, and I was wondering if you have any tips for the regular care and cleaning of your Barbour Jacket. I know it can't be washed and should only be wiped with a damp cloth. However, does it really not develop any odor or stains over time?
I use brush for cleaning the dust or wet cloth for stains. My Barbours haven't developed any odour. But it's the nature of waxed materials that they are aging.
@@OneManReviews it’s beautifully cut and looks like a million bucks! I took a chance buying one without trying on first. Worked out for me really well.
It’s a country jacket so it’s meant to endure some hardship. I’d say it’s not an issue because you’re supposed to get it re-waxed every couple of years anyway. It might lead to interesting fabric colour wear as it ages if you wear a backpack all the time but overall I’d say go for it.
I use mine mostly when rough shooting in the fields. The game pocket is perfect to store spare ammunition boxes, gloves when not needed, a pulling rope, a scarf and other stuff. It replaces a small backpack.
Loved the video. In Canada, one Barbour jacket costs us the same as our national GDP. You've spent a lot to look like a homeless person. I have a similar looking wax/cotton jacket made in Canada but it has developed a mold smell that I just can't get out completely. Would love to find a used Barbour.
I live in England. Used barbour jackets are pretty cheap over here. Just bought bedale jacket for £70. Looks brand new. Just out of interest how much are barbour jackets in Canada?
@@OneManReviews From what I have understood they are. It just sucks to see them follow the trend of the race to the bottom with some of their products, as it makes me lose trust and respect for the company, even if they still have some great lines of jackets for sale, makes me think twice.
yes, it needs to be sage green. blue is terrible. the coat is designed for hunting. In the UK it should be green, if youre in the artic, then fine, you can have your navy one. Black is terrible, rust is ok
Please stop saying "WOX" Jacket ... it is "WAX" spoken "WAAX". Also, most Barbour Jackets are made in Poland ... unfortunately, the sizes are now European and not British so you need to get one size lager than the old British size !
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I have a 33 year old Beaufort from 1989, with some wear to the lining and sleeve seams but that adds to the character. After a waxing it looks superb. Also have a rustic Bedale that's 2018 and still looks new despite a lot of wear, especially after waxing it at home. Excellent jackets, the ones made in England, anyway. 👌
Thanks Rob for sharing. 33 years old - wow. I've started my journey about 7 years ago and still love my Beauforts.
@@OneManReviews Hello what size of jacket did u wear in the video i think i have same parameters
@@11323My two Beaforts are in 36 size.
@@OneManReviews tnx
Hey Rob, I got a Beaufort jacket from 1993 and its do have those white scratches, either leftovers of wax or whatever. I’ve used to think, that rewax will fix it, but somehow after drying theyre coming back. Ive tried to heat up it with hair dryer, somehow it works, but some of them is still there. Do you have a hint of getting rid of them or its permanently? Thx in advance.
Bought my Barbour Beaufort four years ago and wear it year around. It is very distinctive for the area that I reside in. I can wear it with a sweathirt, Harris Tweed sport coat or my dress suit which is what makes it so versatile and fun to wear.
I got my first Barbour coat earlier this year and I could not be happier. The quality far exceeded my hopes, looks amazing, fits amazing and the quality is sublime. Worth every penny and then some. I wish I bought one long ago to be honest - alas! But at least I know now.
I love my classic Beaufort. I live in Newcastle upon Tyne, which is very close to South Shields where the Beaufort is made. It’s made to exactly the same specification as it was when it was first made, years ago. I know someone who works in the Barbour factory and the workers are so proud of the jackets they make. Never throw away a classic Barbour jacket, send it to be repaired, it’s a badge of honour to have it repaired! A classic Barbour will be passed down generations
Hi Chris. Thanks for such a nice comments. I’d love to visit their factory one day. It’s good to have such staples in the fast fashion times.
@@OneManReviews you can visit the factory and they have a shop where you can buy unique sample jackets for up to 70% off retail price. Barbour is the biggest employer in South Shields and the jackets are literally made by hand, often by generations of families who have worked there for years and years.
I wore bedale on Canadian prairies 3 seasons for 4 years. Winter used a down midlayer. Its still mint condition. Strong cold winter storms and wind, minus 25c, no issues. Waxed twice.
Wow. That's cool. I wouldn't dare to wear my Beaufort in that harsh conditions.
I have a 15 year old Barbour Border jacket with the extra hood and woollen inner with the tartan lining. Waxed every year without fail and it’s “fully waterproof” and warm when you need it. Old school and a classic, top class for all weather conditions
My Barbour Classic is the Moorland model that I bought in 1997. Repairs to the lining and sleeves were executed in North Carolina; fabrics were well-matched. The frayed cuffs were repaired with leather trim. The Moorland fabric is heavier than the Beaufort but the cut is identical.
I sell preloved barbour jackets online and I'm extremely impressed with the durability of these jackets. I've found a few pieces from even the 70s that were in pretty good shape. I personally wear the Beaudale model and i love it
I grew up in Sussex, in the south of England. My parents bought me a Barbour for my 18th birthday. That was over 40 years ago, and back then it was a country jacket - anyone wearing one in a city was a rural stray! I have worn mine in all conditions. Done up (only really comfortable once the temperature is below freezing), it has kept me dry in the most brutal conditions. While I lived in the UK, I waxed it every year, when I got it out of storage, as Autumn started to get wet and windy. That made a huge difference.
I am about to visit Sussex, so I got the jacket out to look over before packing. I am having to have it repaired (a small tear) for the first time. To be fair, I do look after clothes carefully, and now live in Singapore, so I wore it frequently only for the first 15 years.
I was looking for guidance on rewaxing, as it has been a few years since I have even unpacked the jacket, and came across your video. I enjoyed your perspective, and it's interesting to see how it stands up elsewhere.
Hi Clive. What a nice story. Thank you for sharing. Do you still have this 40 years old Barbour?
@@OneManReviews I do. It's currently at a tailor shop fit for its first-ever repair. I am a little nervous!
@@cacwgm That's awesome. Did you send it to the Barbour repair center?
@@OneManReviews There's no Barbour centre in Singapore. It's with a Shanghainese tailor in town. He passes even my wife's exacting standards, so I'm hopeful the repair will be sound.
@@cacwgm I see. I hope he will do great work. Good luck!
I live in Georgia in the US and Barbour jackets are the perfect jacket for the South. Our winters are generally milder compared to Canada or the North but wet. A Barbour Beaufort is the absolute perfect jacket here. I have a Classic Beaufort, a Thornproof Beaufort that is 33 yrs old and a Thornproof Bedale that is brown. I think the Bedale looks the best but the Beaufort is the better all around jacket for everyday wear. I have a pile lining for the Classic Beaufort and the jacket and liner together are more than adequate for the coldest weather we will get (lows in the 20s). I have worn the Classic Beaufort as an overcoat over a coat and tie on a trip to NYC in November and it was perfect. A Barbour over a wool sweater is warm enough for all but the coldest weather we get.
I will say, repair costs from Barbour are pretty high. I recently sent my old Thornproof Beaufort in for a repair to a half dollar sized hole in the sleeve and I was sort of surprised at a cost of $60 for the repair only, they did not rewax the jacket. I will generally rewax my jackets myself every 3 or 4 years and send them back to Barbour for a professional rewaxing every 5 or 6 years. .
I wear around 50 years Barbour jackets. They are good quality jackets but you get wear and tear in them,just like many other things. Sending a jacket to be fixed to the factory doesn't make sense if you're not living in the UK. The costs are to high, the same as waxing. Better do it yourself and buy a new jacket when it's necessary.
Go dawgs! I’m also in Georgia and was wondering if this jacket is just too much for our mild weather. Thanks for your comment!
@@fbcpraise Sorry for the delay in response. No, Barbour jackets are perfect for the climate in Georgia. They are not heavy jackets at all and the waterproof nature makes them ideal for our drizzly winter weather.
@@jcdawg8363 you're right; down here we don't get a white Christmas, we get a gray Christmas.
For my 60th Birthday, I've just received my 2nd Barbour Border jacket from my wife, this time in Navy Blue, rather than the traditional Sage Green. My first, which is still being worn, I purchased in 1988, the same year as I met my wife !! Like myself, my original Barbour shows the ravages of time so it's going back to Barbour for two patches, a clean and a re-wax ... it's not done yet ...
I just received my first ever Barbour jacket, the classic Bedale. However, I noticed that there were only two royal crests shown on my tag instead of the usual three crests. So, I started panicking thinking maybe I purchased a counterfeit. After looking up online, Barbour removed Prince Philip’s crest after he passed away in April 2021. It turns out that products that carry royal warrants, such as Barbour, have two years to remove a royal member’s coat of arms when one passes away or relinquishes one’s royal title. 😮
I guess Barbour will have to remove the Queen’s crest after her recent death, and they will change Charle's title to “His Majesty the King”.
First congrats on the jacket!
This is interesting information. Just checked online and looks like you're right about that.
Is your jacket still made in England?
@@MightyPisces Thanks. That's great. Enjoy your Barbour and welcome to the "Barbour people" family :)
I have one identical as you with the two crests, we got rare ones cause the Queen died one year after his husband and in that small amount of time we got our jackets with the only two crests 😉
Yes. My Beadale has 2 crests. The Queen and the Prince of Wales.
They need to remove the pedophile King Charles crest also
I have four Beauforts in various stages of disrepair could not manage without them. Plus a tin of wax and hair dryer. The poacher pocket is very useful for shopping.
I live in Montreal and I don’t think I saw more than 2 people wearing a Beaufort since I moved here. In my opinion, it’s what it defines you as a unique guy - ok let’s say immigrant from Europe - it’s pretty common French people ask me where I bought it, because they can’t find one here - or for a reasonable price (bought mine for less than 200 euros on Stuart’s London) Of course it won’t be as protective as an - made in China - Arc teryx jacket, but just because of the game pocket and the new anti plastic bags law, it is really cool and practical to wear it!
Thanks for the review from The Netherlands as we have rain, wind, cold 4 months out and love the Barbour line also Paul & Shark is a great brand.
I love Barbour coats. In a similar vein, the belstaff tourmaster waxed cotton jackets serve a very similar purpose, but have a bit more of a fitted look which may suit younger people a little more.
I bought my Barbour second hand early in 1981. I’m still wearing it.
I have the naby blue and the olive jackets.
Im in wisconsin and its a great jacket for fall, winter and spring. Its the only coat i wear.
Its is beginning to show patina. Awsome jacket overall
It's an awesome jacket indeed 👍
I'm 52 and am on my 2nd Beaufort, you need to re wax them every 2 years and try and keep them.away from radiators.
I live on a hill farm in Northumberland. Beaufort is standard work.jacket but we also wear M65 style field jackets and have actual waterproofs for very wet weather.
Beaufort is a good jacket for upcountry work.and ideal.for Brirish weather BUT they need maintenance.
Also, there are a lot of cheaper and tougher jackets of this type I would recommend Hoggs of Selkirk who sell in most farm shops.
Thanks for sharing. How old are your Beauforts?
Regarding the lining. It must be the newer Beaufort's that have the polyester mix. I just had a look at the label on my 2005 Beaufort and it says 100% cotton lining. It still needs repair though. I plan to send it across the Irish sea for a refurbishing at the Barbour factory. As a faithfull old friend, it deserves it.
Thanks for your comment, Paul. I still think the lining is different because of the model. I believe that classic Beaufort is entirely cotton, but the regular models have some polyester addition.
It is great to see people taking care of their old Barbours :)
I do prefer the older models, my father usually picks them up when he sees them at fleamarlets for good prices and I get to wear them, a bit roomier and already great patina, also they omitted the labeling on the front pocket
I still wear my 1st wax Barbour 34 years later.
That's incredible. Which model is it?
I was aboard a flight from Columbia , SC, with my Bedale in my lap when a young law student was coming down the isle wearing a Bedale also. We both immediately recognized the jackets and by coincidence, he was assigned the seat right beside me. We instantly became friends and told stories about our Bedales. He was from South Carolina and I reside on an island in puget sound, Washington and his was only the second jacket like mine that I had ever seen. I told him that these jackets were only worn by gentlemen with class and he agreed.
What a nice story. Thanks for sharing :)
I love my beafort its nice to see how yours is aging
Thanks. Beauforts are the best :)
I have border, two beauforts and westmoreland, most of them bought inthe nineties apart my newest classic beaufort which I bought today - and all from the very same shop
Good video thanks . I have all 3 waxed jackets for 10 plus years . I also have some vests too and other accessories ❤. Mine are uk made is your beaufort uk ?
Thank you. Yes my both Beaufort's are Made in UK.
My great grandfather likes wearing the same design in style... Always wondered what he sees in them.
Previously had two Beauforts, I've found that the inner side of the arms get punctured easily by the zip to the game pocket at the back, so much so, it was perforated with tears and holes which greatly annoyed my old lady no end. She detests wax jackets, especially if they have any holes in them. I would also advise not wearing any backpacks with Barbours, the straps will eventually wear out the cotton and cause tears and holes at the shoulder area which then really compromises water resistance.
I had a quite big discount for a brand new one that was selling for a little over $500 Aud I got it for $200 Aud so it’s nice to see such a good review 👍
Actually think its one of the most iconic coats ever made, I love mine so much. Anyone thinking about getting one, I really recommend doing it. Stylish then and stylish now.
Cannot agree more.
I live in Washington, DC -- like 1 out of every 4 people have a Barbour jacket here.
I saw many people wearing Barbour on Manhattan as well.
@@OneManReviews yes! I think it is an East Coast preppy thing. People generally dress more conservatively in Washington -- it is one of the last American bastions of "wearing a suit every day" to work. Lots of J.Crew, Brooks Brothers, J.Press, Barbour, etc. Also, I love the waxed baseball hat by Barbour -- really nice!
Great video. Good amount information and the length was not too long.
Thank you. Glad you liked the video.
I trust you left a tip for the band ( nicely soothing)?
What about the Border? Your thoughts please. Thankyou
Great informative video! Also what is that piecen of art in the background looks fantastic
Thank you 🙏🏻
Looking to purchase my first Barbour
Go for it!
How should I store my Barbour jacket in the summer when I am not using it? I come from a country with a hot and humid tropical climate. Thank you!
Couldn't bring myself to buy a waterproof coat without a hood personally.
Great video very good. I have bought a classic Beaufort and the color isn’t green like yours but has a sort of brown/cream. Is a normal thing? Thanks
Thanks for your review - helps me make a sound choice between the classic and regular versions.
Question: What jeans are you wearing at 6:38 in the vide? Thanks!
Thank you. Glad the video was helpful. Regarding the jeans I am wearing - it's Iron Heart 888 14oz
Great review. Can you tell me the size of the jacket and your weight and height? bests
The liddesdale quilted jacket looks beautiful. Unfortunaly here in germany you will see every 3rd senior citizen and middle class white men wearing a Barbour jacket. That's why i don't wanna wear because it's way to for my taste common.
They have more modern quilted and waxed models.
Thank you for your answer. I don't know which size will be best for me. I live in Canada. Usually, I wear medium size. I am 180 cm high and about 180 pounds. I hesitate between 36 and 38 size. Do you have a recommendation? Thank you again.
I would suggest to try it our first. Based on the numbers I think the 36 might be small for you.
sungless? and jacket model ?
Very nice watches sir. You have great taste.
So kind of you. Appreciate the support.
Does anyone know what year the Barbour Weather Worked Beaufort jacket was made? It looks like the material is different from the one in this video. The inner lining is not patterned with checkered stripes, but is only light brown, and has the words "since 1894".
What color is this model?Olive or sage? What is the difference between a classic and a regular one? Which one do you recommend?Why?
This is the classic Olive colour. The only colour available in classic model. With regular Beaufort you have other colour choices. If you want the classic Beaufort it's only one colour.
I just bought one but to my dismay there was no model with that iconic green and brown corduroy collar. Is there any way of getting that one specifically?
I don’t doubt the materials, but narrow sloping shoulders and a puffy stomach? That’d give Superman a dad bod
You can go with Barbour Ashby for the modern fit.
I’m 5 feet 6 inches in height, is the Beaufort going to be long for my height or should I go for the bedale? Any suggestions?
They are different in fit. I would try them on before byuing if possible.
Excellent video, excellent jacket.
Thank you 🙏🏻
Fab jacket,it’s one to last a lifetime
Most definitely 👍
IS the barbour beaufort classic been Green?
Hi, I just purchased my first Barbour Ashby, and I was wondering if you have any tips for the regular care and cleaning of your Barbour Jacket. I know it can't be washed and should only be wiped with a damp cloth. However, does it really not develop any odor or stains over time?
I use brush for cleaning the dust or wet cloth for stains. My Barbours haven't developed any odour. But it's the nature of waxed materials that they are aging.
What’s the fig on this jacket? True to size?
I want to buy Barbour but I am undecided 🤷♂️ between Bedale or Beaufort ??
Can you telle me or advise ;)
I like the Beaufort fit better and it's longer. What is your preference?
@@OneManReviews Bidale looks like more chic;)
Is that a Donegal Touring cap from Hanna Hats?
Hi. Thanks for your video. What height and weight are you ? What size is your Beaufort? Have a nice day.
Thank you. I am 178 cm high and about 73 kg is my weight. My two Barbour Beaufort's are in c36 size.
Where in Canada did you buy? I can’t seem to find a distributor.
Altitude Sports, Sporting Life, Lost and Found shoplostfound.com/products/barbour-beaufort-wax-jacket-sage?ktk=YmtBc1JRLTlhYWNmOWZhYWY0
Does Orvis have a store near you? They carry them.
@@larrymccready5636 I don't think there are Orvis stores in Canada. But we have other stores that carry Barbour.
Did I miss re-wax content??? I’m building up the courage to tackle my Belstaff…
I made a video about my rewaxing process with Barbour some time ago. Which Belstaff jacket do you have?
@@OneManReviews Black Trailmaster. Started with a Barbour International but fell in love with sheen that the Belstaff has.
Trailmaster is nice. I like the design. Unfortunately I never had a chance to try it on.
@@OneManReviews it’s beautifully cut and looks like a million bucks! I took a chance buying one without trying on first. Worked out for me really well.
I love my defence ❤
Well I have a BB Pro Gmt then I am getting the same coat. :)
That's a great package :)
What brand are these gloves? 0:48
The brand is Peter James for Harris Tweed
Can you wear a backpack with this, would that remove the wax?
It’s a country jacket so it’s meant to endure some hardship. I’d say it’s not an issue because you’re supposed to get it re-waxed every couple of years anyway. It might lead to interesting fabric colour wear as it ages if you wear a backpack all the time but overall I’d say go for it.
How do you wash a Barbour jacket?
With sponge and brush.
Why did'nt you buy the sage one? I want to have it too
Because I wanted the classic Beaufort.
@@OneManReviews i thought the same ;)
Where did you purchase jacket?
Sporting Life in Toronto.
I LOVE it!!!!!
Thank you!
Would you like to share with us what you keep in the rear game pocket?😀
I use mine mostly when rough shooting in the fields. The game pocket is perfect to store spare ammunition boxes, gloves when not needed, a pulling rope, a scarf and other stuff. It replaces a small backpack.
I think he means they attract women like crazy! 😮
Why do people not rewax their jackets in the garden on a hot summer day where the wax goes on easier and melts faster by the heat of the sun ?
Hard to say. Maybe because it will collect all the dust from outside.
@@OneManReviews Great point you made , though I never had a problem with dirt or dust sticking to it , as I wait until there is little or no breeze
cant decide betwene beaufort and ashby
I love my Beauforts, but if you want a slimmer fit Ashby is a good option.
Got the bedale and it's not that Olive Green, IS still brown😢
There are two main Bedale models - classic and regular. The classic one has the "proper" olive colour. The regular comes with different colours.
@@OneManReviews got the classic one ;) hope it going to turn olive soon ;)
Loved the video. In Canada, one Barbour jacket costs us the same as our national GDP. You've spent a lot to look like a homeless person. I have a similar looking wax/cotton jacket made in Canada but it has developed a mold smell that I just can't get out completely. Would love to find a used Barbour.
I live in England. Used barbour jackets are pretty cheap over here. Just bought bedale jacket for £70. Looks brand new. Just out of interest how much are barbour jackets in Canada?
About $500@@dave.1981
You won't see it in Canada because we're cheap and only wear Kirkland Signature.
Kirkland T-shirts are not bad :)
I've had one since 2016, wore it 3 times, it stinks.
I have a Drovers Jacket it was £300
as it gets exposed to the elements you wont be able to smell it anymore
Mine is from 1985 ,you should smell it?😁
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The new ones today, not made in England has gotten really bad. These old ones still good, however.
I think that classic Beaufort and Bedale still made in England.
@@OneManReviews From what I have understood they are.
It just sucks to see them follow the trend of the race to the bottom with some of their products, as it makes me lose trust and respect for the company, even if they still have some great lines of jackets for sale, makes me think twice.
Old jacket doesn't make you look like a hobo. At least, not in England.
yes, it needs to be sage green. blue is terrible. the coat is designed for hunting. In the UK it should be green, if youre in the artic, then fine, you can have your navy one. Black is terrible, rust is ok
Yes, I recently got a black Ashby and it wasn't the best idea :) At the same time I am ok with my navy Beaufort.
The Beaufort is a bit cheesey, imo
the thing is my friend they wear the back of the siociol jack of the jews.
my frieinds from the Tyne were hard bastardards] from the
Sorry but I can’t stand waxed cotton jackets. They feel cold all the time. Ugh!
That's ok. Unlike the Bon Jovi music wax cotton jackets are not for everyone :)
Middle class problems par excellence. Spend more time with your kids instead of making free advertisment.
Please stop saying "WOX" Jacket ... it is "WAX" spoken "WAAX". Also, most Barbour Jackets are made in Poland ... unfortunately, the sizes are now European and not British so you need to get one size lager than the old British size !
Guys do not wear Barbour if you're not married.
Why that?
Why not? I always had them as a child. Kinda want one now, now that I think about it.
No, wear it.
You won’t miss a man’s personality in a jacket.
All about the fit and details (tech).
Obnoxious comment.
Why? Do you wanna kiss me or something
7 years isn’t worn in yet 😁
Not as much as I was expecting
I'm sorry but I don't see the appeal. Looks like a potato sack.
There's no need to be sorry!