This short jacket features a compact and sleek silhouette, similar to Barbour's popular model "Spey".
The outer material is made from a cotton-like fabric.
It is filled with polyester insulation that excels in warmth, making it suitable for wear until the cold season.
It comes with brand icons such as a corduroy collar, zipper ring pull, logo embroidery, and stud buttons with engravings, making it instantly recognizable as Barbour.
The front features a practical two-layer structure combining flap pockets and zip pockets.
The back has an inverted pleat with snap buttons, allowing for a change in silhouette.
Recommended Sizes
Size S: 150–158 cm
Size M: 160 cm and above
Size L: 170 cm and above
*This is an image of the fit based on standard body types.
If you prefer a looser fit, it is recommended to choose one size up.
[Barbour]
Barbour, a brand embodying the outdoor lifestyle of the British upper class, was founded in 1894 by John Barbour in South Shields, Northeast England. It began by providing oiled cloth for sailors, fishermen, and dock workers working under the unpredictable weather of the North Sea. Its innovative waterproof jackets made from oiled cloth were highly durable and quickly spread Barbour's reputation. During World War I and II, it supplied waterproof clothing to the British military, and its high functionality is evidenced by the story of Captain George Philip, who adopted it as the official uniform for the crew of the submarine Ursula during World War II.
The outer material is made from a cotton-like fabric.
It is filled with polyester insulation that excels in warmth, making it suitable for wear until the cold season.
It comes with brand icons such as a corduroy collar, zipper ring pull, logo embroidery, and stud buttons with engravings, making it instantly recognizable as Barbour.
The front features a practical two-layer structure combining flap pockets and zip pockets.
The back has an inverted pleat with snap buttons, allowing for a change in silhouette.
Recommended Sizes
Size S: 150–158 cm
Size M: 160 cm and above
Size L: 170 cm and above
*This is an image of the fit based on standard body types.
If you prefer a looser fit, it is recommended to choose one size up.
[Barbour]
Barbour, a brand embodying the outdoor lifestyle of the British upper class, was founded in 1894 by John Barbour in South Shields, Northeast England. It began by providing oiled cloth for sailors, fishermen, and dock workers working under the unpredictable weather of the North Sea. Its innovative waterproof jackets made from oiled cloth were highly durable and quickly spread Barbour's reputation. During World War I and II, it supplied waterproof clothing to the British military, and its high functionality is evidenced by the story of Captain George Philip, who adopted it as the official uniform for the crew of the submarine Ursula during World War II.
| color | black |
|---|---|
| size | M,
L
Details about the size |
| Actual size | M: Bust 113cm, Length 58cm, Sleeve length 80.5cm L: Bust 116cm, Length 61cm, Sleeve length 82.5cm |
| Material | - |
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