Barbour Waxed Cotton Jacket Review: Is It Worth It? Bedale vs Ashby vs Beaufort
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00:00 Introduction
The Barbour waxed jacket is probably one of the most iconic pieces of men's outerwear there is. With its casual appearance, its waxed cotton shell that is water resistant, it has become a staple in the English gentleman's wardrobe. Barbour jackets don't just represent the British country look but they are great for any kind of outdoorsman who wants to hunt, fish, or just not afraid of the elements.
02:44 Barbour Beaufort, Barbour Bedale, & Barbour Ashby Similarities
They're all made out of a hundred percent cotton canvas that's about six pounds heavy and it's overall a medium weight.
It is then treated with a silk oil wax that gives us it's typical weatherproof characteristics. It also provides this matte satin shiny finish that a lot of people like. Over the years, it will develop a patina that becomes very characteristic of the waxed cotton jacket.
All three jackets have the typical washed corduroy collar which gives it a typical country look. All three Barbour jackets feature moleskin lined hand warmer pockets, they also have raglan sleeves, as well as roomy bellows pockets the feature snap buttons just like these storm flap which allows you to keep your collar together when it's really rainy and the elements are hard on you.
04:08 Differences
The Barbour Beaufort retails for $399 versus the Bedale which is just $379 and the Ashby is again $399.
The Beaufort and the Bedale feature a full traditional classic cut that is straight in the hips, it's very roomy, it allows you to layer something underneath such as a cardigan, maybe a sweater, or even a tweed jacket. The function definitely dictates the form so while it may not look very attractive or modern or fashionable, it is meant to give you a great range of movement when you hunt or pursue outdoor activities.
The Ashby, on the other hand, is a lot trimmer. It's basically a modernized style of the Bedale that is just slimmer with a slightly longer sleeve and it's more targeted towards young men who will live more of a city life. The Ashby really doesn't allow you to have a lot of layers underneath because the sleeves are too tight and so it's best one with maybe a shirt or a thin sweater. When you wear different jackets you can clearly tell that the Ashby has less range of movement.
While both the Beaufort and the Bedale come in 10 or 11 sizes in two-inch increments such as 34 or 36, 42 or 44, the Ashby just comes in six sizes ranging from small, medium, large, extra large, XXL, and triple XL.
The Beaufort jacket is cut longer and about two and a half inches longer than both the Bedale or the Ashby. This extra length comes in handy, for example, if you want to wear a jacket underneath that would otherwise poke out.
The Beaufort is the most useful jacket for hunters because it has a zippered game pocket in the back that's quite roomy. Both the Ashby and the Bedale don't have a pocket like that because they're more targeted towards the urban outdoorsmen.
While the Beaufort has no vents in the back and a full Barbour tartan lining, both the Bedale and the Ashby have a half tartan lining with a polyester drip strip at the bottom and side vents that have snap buttons so they give you a little extra room especially if you have a big bum.
The Beaufort jacket has wind guards on your sleeves which come in quite handy and they have a little velcro adjuster, however, they're not really soft and don't feel too great on your skin but they'll do the job and keep the wind out. The Bedale jacket has ripped knitted wind guards which are much more comfortable and better than the ones on the Beaufort. The Ashby, on the other hand, has no wind guards and again, it clearly is not made to be super functional, it's more about the looks.
So now the big question, is a Barbour waxed jacket worth it?
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I worked for Barbour and I have to say these jackets are defiantly worth the investment. They last for years as long as they are taken care of. Very windproof and waterproof and get better with age. Buy cheap, buy twice.
I'm surprised it looks like leather.
buy once, cry once
@@thomasplatt7329 Why cry?
@@dave.1981 because it’s expensive… but you only need to pay for it once because it will last!
@@thomasplatt7329 To be fair I don't think they are that expensive. I paid £850 for my canada goose about 2 years ago. It hasn't lasted though, poor quality in my opinion. That's why I'm looking at barbour jackets. I know they will last for years.
Nice to see a heritage brand still delivering value.
As a Yorkshire Lass mine was that good it was stolen! That was nearly 30 years ago and it is still missed x
Yes... Produced in the UK!!!! I wonder how long that will continue
@@redlady935 I just checked their website and, under details & care, it states “imported.”
@@zaurike I think certain styles ... The more expensive ones they make in UK and some abroad
@@redlady935 The more expensive are made abroad. Mainly China Moldova and Vietnam. Barbour only make 2 style of jackets and 1 style of dog bed. Everything from the international catalogue are made in Sweat shops. The bathing ape wax jackets which cost over £600 are all made in China. It doesn't feel very desirable when you know it's been made by a child in horrific working conditions.
I am now in my early 70s. Living in the UK I bought my first Beaufort jacket over 45yrs ago. A second followed some 20 yrs later. I am now wearing the "International" and can thoroughly recommend it. Smart, dark and a modern design. Anyone flying into the UK landing at Newcastle airport will only be half an hour from the factory which has its shop and a large end of line and Seconds sale. Superb quality and a good video.
I once used the zipper in the back to stuff a dog in the game bag. The dog had a heart condition and was 17 years old and on longer walks with my younger dogs just appreciated to ride in the back:)
Haha! I used to do the same with my puppies in my fowling pouches! They weren't any good for retrieving downed waterfowl, but they always appreciated being outdoors!
One of the best and thorough series on TH-cam about branded fashion.
Thank you! :)
I have had my Barbour Beedale for just under a year now and I love it, I have worn it all year round. It’s such a great jacket. Feels so good after a while seems to mould around your body! Well worth the money. 🙌
I just got the Ashby jacket for my seventeenth birthday, i'm an avid canoer and this jacket seems excellent towards those needs. This channel has really helped reinvigorate my interest in gentlemenly life and attire, thank you so much!
The inner synthetic lining makes for sweaty arms if you do even moderare activities. Combined with limited arm freedom, it's hard for me, as a fellow canoe enthusiast, to imagine wearing that thing on the water and enjoying it. Is this really your experience or were these your hopes?
I have 17 years of ownership with my Beaufort. Its had two trips back to Barbour for sleeve lengthening, repairs, alterations and re-wax's. It's still my favorite jacket and will probably continue to be, never found another that gives me as much joy to wear or has developed more character.
Sleeve lengthening? What happened?😅
@@Daniel-fz6iz LOL, i was going to ask this! did their arms grow?
The bedale is a riding jacket, the big bum vents are for when you are in the saddle and you need the jacket to open a bit more at the bottom
I am extremely thankful for you guys making this video. It is the most comprehensive review of the differences between these jackets that I can find anywhere online. I do not understand why anyone thumbs down to this video it doesn’t make any sense. Thank you again for this channel it is one of my favorites on TH-cam.
I originally wanted to have a bedale, because of the reasons you mentioned. The store me and my mom went to buy it at had sadly ran out of the bedale. They still had the beaufort, so we decided to buy it as an early birthday present for me, because I needed it at the time. I quickly fell in love with the large poacher pocket as a storage space for my gloves and scarf. When I visited england with my class, I was once again glad to have the pocket to protect my maps and the gloves I purchased there.
Love my Ashby wax jacket. Have had it a few years and it's still giving sterling service. I've long since forgotten how much I paid for it, but it's been worth every single penny. Good design never goes out of style.
As an owner of a real Barbour coat, I think there are a few points to mention:
1. You can easily recondition your own Barbour with a can of the dressing, a cotton towel and...a hair dryer.
2. People for some reason think that these coats are warm. They are not. They're just waxed canvas. They will keep the rain out, but the wax coating can, for some people, make the cold wind feel colder.
3. The smell. There's a definite odor to the coats, due to the wax. The smell dissipates but never goes away. It will also make clothes stored near the coat smell. It will also make your cloth car seats smell temporarily. The smell is NOT bad at all, but it's distinct.
As already mentioned Barbour thornproofs don't keep you warm, the waxed fabric conducts the cold through to the inside of the coat the same as it conducts heat through on a warm day as the sun heats the fabric up, they are superb long lived jackets if looked after correctly, a lot of people don't understand thornproofs need to be reproofed fairly regularly, but they can be repaired over and over again, in the end you finish up with a jacket a bit like Triggers broom!!!!!!!!!!!
There's one difference between the jackets that you didn't mention. The arms on the Beaufort and Bedale are constructed from one seamless piece of material, making them more water resistant than the Ashby which is made from two pieces. Personally it's the Bedale for me. So versatile, works as an excellent winter top layer or a light summer jacket. Goes withe jeans, chinos, joggers, shorts. The possibilities are endless.
The Bedale jacket is pronounced “Beedale” It’s named after a small market town in North Yorkshire, England, where I happen to be from.
Gee, a Yorkshireman talking about pronunciation & elocution, that's a bit rich...
Most ppl in Yorkshire (or anywhere in the north, or most parts of Britain for that matter) struggle hard enough to speak understandable English...
art mallory. It’s a Yorkshire market town where I grew up and it is pronounced “Bee-dale”
art mallory It’s bee-dale, this is coming from a Richmondite (parents are from the north though)
Actually sir that is wrong. It’s pronounced “bidet” after the washing apparatus. The name reflects the water resistant of the self lubricating thread found in a mans sudden separation below the small of the back. It also draws its stylistic sense from that place. From such modest beginnings to such a high price. Only goes to show that rich people will buy anything if you price it high enough
art mallory no need for generalisations...
I recently got my first Beaufort and I love it. The Beaufort does have an inside pocket of sorts, it has a vertical zip between the main zip and storm flap.
You made a Barbour video! Thanks Sven! I ended up buying with a Barbour in December and I've worn it nonstop ever since. Judging by the build quality, I'll still be wearing it in a decades time. They're definitely worth the money.
@@gentlemansgazette That's not on- I'm sure if you take it up with customer services they'll put it right for you. My one (a Corbridge) comes with a pretty exhaustive warranty, so I'm sure yours will too.
On British country wear, have you had a look at Cordings trousers? They have a superb reputation here in the UK and could be a fun, slightly out-there addition to this series
Just got a Barbour Corbridge in Scotland and it’s amazing. Kept all the wind and rain out and didn’t get damaged at all when I accidentally raked the cuff across a barbed wire fence when I was getting a closer look at a Highland Cow. I like the more tailored, rugged look of the Corbridge to the ones mentioned in this video.
I purchased the Beaufort jacket in Feb. '20 because I do go bird hunting. For town wear I keep the "snap on" hood in the game bag. During the Summer Orvis had a sale on the Ursula jacket and I couldn't resist this "cool" and historic jacket. These jackets are a little stiff when new but become more flexible as you wear them.
I'm in my fifties and still wearing the Bedale I got in the sixth form. It's been back to Barbour a few times for their excellent reproofing service. My husband's Barbour is 30yrs old and still going strong as well.
Glad to see you review my favourite brand for jackets. Danke!
I live in Michigan and bought my first Beaufort last summer. I know that it is not supposed to be a 'winter' jacket but I like the fact that I can wear my Harris Tweed jacket under it and still be warm. Longevity and iconic style were the reasons for my purchase.
Also from Michigan here, so this is helpful information. I’m probably going to swing for a Bedale personally.
Have been wearing Barbour jackets for many years,without doubt,the coolest jackets,so many different styles for every occasion 😊
I love my Beaufort. I have a 45 inch chest but sized down to a 42 and it fits me great with still a lot of room to spare underneath for jumpers. I got the sleeves lengthened by Barbour when I bought it too, only £25. Brilliant piece of kit!
I have a 45,5" chest size and got the 42" online. How wide is the chest tolerance? I'll probably just wear a sweater underneath.
Beaufort is easily the best model.
@@beomraecho3615 I have a 45 chest as well and am trying to determine what size 44 or 42. How did the 42 work for you. I want to be able to wear it with a sweater and possibly over a suit.
How'd you go about getting the sleeves lengthened? I'd love a Barbour but the short sleeves has always been a big turn off for me
@@MrFunkyplatypus Barbour themselves did it in their factory. They sew an extension onto the end of the sleeve made using the same material as the rest of the jacket
Totally worth it. High standard of craftmanship, made for hunting and fishing. Tough enough to protect against brambles and thorns and should you rip it on barbed wire it can be repaired and they can easily be reproofed.
Awesome review, I just ordered an Ashby and a beaufort, waiting for them to arrive! I love the Gentleman's Gazette and I frequently recommend this channel.
I’m a big fan of the Bedale. No regrets of buying it.
Thanks for the in depth review of the Barbour lineup, their products are class on another lever. If you want a similar look, a wax blend exists that you can apply to your jacket and it will last longer than traditional wax blends.
Been wearing Barbour since I was 15 I’m now 49 just bought Barbour winter dress tartan shirt & ladies sweater with tartan elbow patches a Barbour hat & Barbour scarf I love Barbour
Thank you. I had been waiting for that review.
I have the corbridge Barbour jacket and love it. Highly recommend it especially for the younger generation.
Recently bought my Beaufort and I absolutely love it. I was honestly hoping for a review on Barbour jackets and it happened! Thanks!
Edit: If you are considering buying one and you have the funds, I would buy one FOR SURE. These jackets were made to last and are functional! My father has had his for 25+ years. This is a definate testament to the quality of the jacket. Do your research and decide. I doubt you will regret the purchase!
Cheers everyone.
What's it like when you for the hood. It's it fiddly and does it stay on well enough?
The hood should be redesigned; instead of snaps that release with almost no force, they should be zippered or buttons. I also have the fleece lining for one of my Beaufort’s that constantly unsnaps as well. (I believe newer models use zippered linings)
Made in Viet Nam you can have it to
Yeah, they amazing value tbqh.
I’ve got the Barbour International - a great option that you showed in a pic (Steve McQueen) but didn’t include for consideration. Had it tailored for a slimmer more modern fit 👍
24 years later, my Bedale is still my go to and just getting broken in. Aside from the fact that it smells like a tent, it's a jacket I will always own if this one ever wears out. I have an emotional relationship with it, like an old friend.
Another nice video!
I love my bedale with the special printed lining of the barbour fisherman.
I rewax it by myself every autumn. I like doing this work.
I deed the sleeves are a little short, so I had to send it in the factory for extending the length.
I have to say that the wet look it does not last for very long but the waterproof abilities are not lost.
I do not think it is possible to wear it over a tweed jacket due to the storm protection sleeves.
By the way, very nice cords!
I have the Beaufort for the extra length, to cover a jacket as described in the video. "Hot" tip; That rear game pocket makes a great pouch for one of those microwaveable heat pads, to keep the lower back warm if standing around for long periods outside.
I've had a Barbour jacket for over 20 years. It's extremely well made and will last a lifetime.
If your're taller as average or just want a longer jacket take a look at their Border jacket
love my border , don’t even remember how long i’ve had it now, but it’s still going strong. it’ll probably outlive me 😁
or the Bristol
I absolutely rely on my Border jacket. I have a long torso and it really helps keep the rain and wind off of me. It is long, but not too long (not a fan of “duster” style jackets and the Border avoids that look while staying classic Barbour)!
Wow it’s serendipitous, I was just looking at Barbour waxed jackets last night, awesome video
Aireney Kirkendoll that’s google tracking your searches mate
I got my Beaufort in 1989 and it’s still going strong. I’ve added to the collection since then, the hooded lightweight Durham really is superb. A tip I use is to restore the way it looks after I’ve been cutting trees and hedgerows is to hang it up and go over it with a hairdryer.
This way melts part of the wax layer to cover up scratches. I normally would be carefull, as to not melt too much, leaving a spot with less water resistance, but barbour has a thick enough layer of wax, so it wouldn't make much of a difference.
I bought the Bedale and it is just perfect! Thanks for your video, was very illustrating.
I worked at Barbour from 2016-2018 and i learned so much from about the aftercare. The most popular was the Ashby & woman’s beadnell ( soho location ) i still wear my gilet under most of my coats
I love my Barbour wax jacket, it is really durable and works really well in different environments ranging from wearing it in the city, at our ranch, when I go fishing etc. Totally worth it!
Got one of these jackets, fantastic. Can’t recommend them enough 👍 thanks for your detailed review
Great video. I’ve had the Beaufort for a little over a year now. I love it, and get a lot of use from it.
I love all mine, had my first Beaufort in 1989, many colours and styles .
Wish Gentleman's Gazette did a Ladies' Gazette. Thanks for the lovely series.
I have been very pleased with my beaufort. It's a perfect jacket for fishing on a misty or rainy day.
I love the feel and smell of them. Something about the weight feels like nothing else
No more smell anymore on all Barbour Wax jackets /products!!! Barbour took away it's own DNA. I still can not believe that. The typical Barbour Wax scent was a hugh character of their products. Now it's a neutral "nothing".
@@houseofwine7704 i didnt know they done that. I agree with you.
I have my Barbour jackets for over a decade and those still look like new - maybe not my Chalsea but compared to other quilted jacket I own it does not fall appart. So 👍 for quality and function.
I just bought a Bedale and it fits wonderfully. I love this jacket and can’t wait till it gets a little colder here in North Texas!
The studded vent on the back of the Bedale/Ashby is for horse riding, it’s more comfortable to sit on a horse when the back is open
go with barbour since '83 and love it! i am 6'5 my favourite is the northumbria. i have four in case ww3 comes around. i used to wear the border also. value and quality top notch
30 years ago I asked an English colleague what he thought about Barbour jacket.
He told me, its like range rover, an amazing tool for the countryside and rain.
Since then I bought the first jacket and 4 years ago the, second one.
Also for my sons. We love this jacket, it will last for lifetime.
I love these jackets and this was great to see before I buy it - thank you !
I used to live in South Shields not far from Barbour , I have owned one or two Barbour waxed jackets from the 1980s on here are the good points
GOOD POINTS
It is a true Heritage brand that simply never goes out of style/fashion
They are really well made and no matter how much abuse you give them they can be "redeemed and or repaired back to good as new "
They are really waterproof ..really ..(provided you rewax every year or two depending on the type of use and climate you use them in )
You can easily rewax them yourself no problem which saves money AND makes you invest more in your coat as YOU have personally maintained and looked after it so to speak .
They age wonderfully , full of character that develops to you and your body over years of use .
They are expensive but they literally last you a lifetime (with maintenance as required ) 50 years plus is quite common Barbours and even then they don't look dated the classic designs are almost ageless.
BAD POINTS
They are heavy ..just heavy they don't hold water or anything they are just a heavy jacket right off the rail .
They don't seal well around the neck area in a rainstorm I usually wear ashort scarf to stop water ingress around the neck area which in truth is badly designed one size fits all kind of deal.
They smell very strongly when new and rewaxed but ony for a while personally I don't mind the smell as it's not that unpleasant and is a reminder of what I am wearing .
They are uselss in really cold conditions even with the optional furry col;d weather liners that can be press stud fitted and removed , yes they stop wind chill dead in it's track be they have no lofting ability or snow skirt to stop the wind just whistling straight up you body and robbing you of warmth .
They are just way to warm to wear in any condition that requires even walking up a hill or such ( by warm I mean they make you perspire as they are absolutely NOT breathable in any way ) even when not fastened on a moderate 9 degree celcius day you will sweat if you are walking even over moderate terrain or in a shopping Mall .
If you want one of the Barbours go for it it's a great product but my modern down jackets or waterproof goretex style outdoor gear is far far more usefu and everyday wear than any Barbour I own .
there is a reason skiers , mountain climbers , snow sports etc do not wear barbours doing these endevours but Barbour waxed jackets definately have a place in the outdoors and street wear situations albeit somewhat limited .
I`ve been waiting for this video :D
Gazillion bucks worth it!!! I have both the Beaufort & the Ogston...and they're awesome. Versatile, timeless, and can wear anytime. It'll last you for years.
I've got the Barbour International Delta. Somewhere between a modern parka and a traditional wax jacket. It's hard wearing, stylish, warm and absolutely worth it.
Just re waxed my Barbour Border , turned out better than I thought.
Very good review.
I have a Bedale, Beaufort, Beacon & the Union Jack int. Absolutely love them because they’re practical & stylish. TBH you don’t have to break the bank! If you find a used Barbour in good condition all you have to do is re-wax & it will look like new. I’d be surprised if you found a ripped one because Barbour are very durable jackets.
I’ve had my Beaufort for 35 years and just had it it re-waxed by Barbour US a few months ago. Looks brand new now. Getting 3 decades past jacket is a good ROI
I’m a big fan of Barbour Been buying these jackets for years nice video
Got my dads Bedale that he got for himself at least 25 years ago or so, it is BY FAR the best jacket that I ever had and probably will ever have. Nothing compares to it. Absolutely nothing. I sadly ripped it though, need to see if it is repairable somehow, if not im still gonna wear it on non-rainy days. I love it.
I have one I purchased in 1979 and it's been back to the factory for refurbishment 5 times ...worth every penny
I love Barbour I have a few both new and used they are made so well and look better with age I also have winter warm coat and a puffer and some quilted vests from Barbour. All the shirts are also well made and fit great and the knitwear it good too. Possibly my favourite brand. 🇬🇧
I’ve got the Barbour International Can’t recommend them enough 👍.Judging by the build quality, I'll still be wearing it in a decades time. They're definitely worth the money.
I've been wearing Beauforts for 20 years. My standard 'uniform' is Barbour and jeans. I buy a new one every four to five years. The last one is relegated to rougher wear like picking up timber and the third for even rougher like gardening and going on the roof in a storm say to clear the outlet. The poacher pocket is really useful for gloves and hats so you don't lose them indoors plus a ready plastic bag for anything at all. I've never rewaxed but I must try that. They are a blessing if it torrents down and you are out walking in freezing weather.
I wear the Beaufort Sporting Jacket and I love this one. thx for the vs Video.
Love my Ashby it’s travelled the world with me.
I love Barbour. I own a Hartlington and now i ordered a Navy Bedale. ❤️
I have the Barbour International “Duke” in tan. Nicely designed and made, great fit.
The best Barbour coat IMO is the Northumbria with the wool lining and game pockets; I bought one in Pitlochry 30 years ago, re-waxed it several times myself, recently had some factory repairs, added the leather trim bits, and it is going strong.
Great review, thank you!
I bought a Solway for £60 which I took with me on exercise and used mainly as a groundsheet back in 1982. I still wear it today.
After much thought, I bought the Ashby in Blue. I was tempted to go for the classic Olive. Given my darker skin tone, I just think that the blue would look best. Also, given that I live in Montreal, I don't really need the functionality of the classic Barbour jackets and opted for the more modern Ashby. I am very happy with my choice and thanks for the video.
Great video! It's a very nice introduction to one of the greatest heritage brands on the planet! 🇬🇧
I have the Barbour Brandreth with the tweed patches on the elbows. I got it for half off, but I'd absolutely pay more for a Barbour given how much I absolutely love this one. Definitely a jacket I plan on keeping for life.
I have a Bedale which I got about 10 years ago when I was 30. I like the more modern silhouette but the shorter length means it can’t be worn over tailoring. In retrospect I probably should have gotten the Beaufort and maybe sized down a size to get a trimmer look. In any event they are great jackets that will last forever.
As most Barbour aren't made in the UK anymore, I've gone with Oxford Blue and their Chelsea Waxed coat.
Material sourced from Scotland and made in England (very happy with it)
spot on review. i too found the bedale's sleeves way too short. also the button holes inside the collar were annoying. but for a high quality jacket made in england the value for money is outstanding.
It's all about the character they build over time ...just an absolute must have for casual use, they are an investment
Best gift I ever got was a Barbour Beacon heritage that rivals my Filson, my Barbour is mainly used for hardwearing fall time, the Jacket doesn’t see coffee shops and urban use, in Montana it’s been hunting, FTXs, horseback, calfing, fencing, etc, extremely beat up and still does its job, it seems to look better the more worn in it gets.
Found an old-school Gamefair. Little longer and heavier. My son’s son will one day inherit this jacket I swear it’s timeless.
I've just got the Duke jacket for my birthday. Always had Barbour and Belstaff when I was biker in the 60's. Regards from the UK.
Oh so cool! I recommended this ages ago! Thanks for listening!
Daniel always on the hunt
The Kavalier you know it: I got mine for 200!
In love with Corbridge jacket since structure sounds more modern to me, saving all the best of tradition.
Just bought one, superb...
Due to its concealed nature, the Beaufort's rear pocket was originally designated as a "poachers' pocket" but as a result of the negative and illegal nature of term the pocket has recently been called by other names.
Been buying these jackets for years and never regretted it, last forever and always fashionable. Worth noting their sports quilts are also brilliant
Glen Clough why do you keep buying a jacket that lasts for forever ?
A jacket or anything that lasts forever is a once buy .
splashpit different variations, styles, colours etc
35 years later my Moorland is still worn regularly.
3 years later my sappers falling apart. I don't think the quality is there anymore.
@@NaeMuckle Sorry to hear that...I'd be too sad to get the next one and find out is so weak...
yes but this is not it, this was Made in Viet Nam
Is it made in Afghanistan?
Got Barbour jacket and a Barbour parka with hood very happy with them both. Strongly recommend Barbour and its English..
I own 3 Barbours. All worth it. And great video!
I bought one of these years ago and because I shop used I paid 150 hkd. I absolutely love it.
Great jackets for outdoor pursuits, big enough for layering for different seasons, the more wax you put on them ,less breathable they are, two way zip is a great bonus .
One of mine is over 35 years old and still great cond, been back to barbour once for a repair. Luckily still fits as I bought a size up many years back,the older ones ,classic have a eight to ten inch chest tolerance for layering and for when lifting arms up ,fishing,shooting,horse riding.
Newer slim styles are not the same as original.
I love my Bedale jacket but I bought it at a discount store on clearance for ~$65. Perfect value for the jacket.
JESUS CHRIST... That is a STEAL. Lucky!
same story, one of the best jackets i ever bought
And since I’ve been thrilled with my Barbour international jacket, I have purchased three more for family, and every one of them is fantastic… One from the Barbour vest collection and two Barbour international coats.. One that is a longer down parka and the other is a hooded waxed cotton jacket… These are for women… And they love them.They look great, they are high-quality, and now they can throw away the other garbage that’s stuck in the closet.
I have a Bedale and a Lutz. Love both these jackets.
Skinny 24 year old waiting on my asheby cant wait! What a fantastic review
Super helpful in deciding which to buy. Beaufort, Beadle or Ashby. Ashby for me. Thank you.
I used to work in a gunshop in Windsor England back in the 80s and sold the bedale and gamefair coats for £50. The bedale was favoured by women especially the navy blue version.
Quite expensive but affordable back then as opposed to stupidly pricey now.
My advice, buy secondhand on any facebook buying and selling pages. I brought a virtually brand new Gamefair for £35