Barbour EXMOOR QUILTING MID-LENGTH COAT

Barbour/バブアー EXMOOR QUILTING MID-LENGTH COAT エクスモア キルティング ミドル レングス コート

A new model using quilting has been released from the highly popular 'Exmoor' model by Barbour.

Based on Barbour's representative long coat 'Burley', the 'Exmoor' is a mid-length coat arranged to knee length.
By being arranged to knee length, it has become easier to use daily compared to the 'Burley', allowing for a light and comfortable wear.

With a long oversized design, it protects the body well from the weather.
Using the diamond quilting fabric that symbolizes the brand, it features a signature corduroy collar, hand warmer pockets, and a back vent with snap buttons, making it a highly functional piece.


【Barbour/バブアー】
Barbour, a brand that embodies the outdoor lifestyle of the British upper class, was founded in 1894 by John Barbour in South Shields, located in the northeast of England.
It began with providing oiled cross fabric for sailors, fishermen, and dock workers working under the unpredictable weather of the North Sea. The innovative waterproof jacket made from oiled cross fabric was highly durable and quickly spread the reputation of Barbour.
During the First and Second World Wars, waterproof clothing was supplied to the British Army, and its high functionality is evidenced by the anecdote that it was adopted as the official uniform for the crew of the submarine Ursula by Captain George Philip during World War II.