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Barbour Jackets

Barbour Jackets

Thinking of buying a Barbour jacket? Here is some background on Barbour, the iconic brand in country clothing.

Those who know are particular about their choice in clothing know the brands which stand out from the rest. Among these is the Barbour company. Worn for nearly a century, the Barbour name has become ingrained into the definition of fine English country clothing. The Barbour company is rich in history, and it has been a popular choice from its inception. From a company with decades of experience in crafting the highest quality of outerwear products, Barbour jackets are the epitome of comfort and functionality. The range of styles available ensure that everyone will discover a jacket to suit their tastes and needs.

The Barbour jacket's crafting is such that it will protect the wearer from the very worst of inclement weather in the British Isles or elsewhere. A hallmark of this jacket is how its capability to resist winds, rain, and cold. With one of these jackets surrounding the wearer, the weather will not matter.

When one thinks of the Barbour jacket, several types come to mind: the oilskin, the wax cotton, and those of leather or wool. Beginning with the first store in 1894, Barbour jackets were mainly crafted of oilskin and designed for fishermen and others working in the harsh elements of a marine environment. These coats were so adept at their ability to ward off the weather that they were in high demand for the armed forces during the First and Second World Wars.

The waxed cotton jacket was introduced with the process for applying the wax to the material. The result was a weather proof jacket to resist cold, wind, and rains, and unlike the oilskins traditionally worn by fishermen and others until that time period, the waxed cotton would not become overly stiff if it became wet in cold weather. The Barbour waxed cotton jacket was also lighter in weight and could be more easily tailored to a variety of cuts and styles. These are still handmade in the company's factory in Simon Sides, South Shield, England. Annually, over 100,000 hand crafted wax cotton Barbour jackets are produced from this facility.
Not only does Barbour craft weatherproof jackets, but they also have a line of leather and wool coats as well. These are the newest additions to the selection of outer wear products from this fine company, and they are designed to appeal to a wider range of personal styles and tastes. The leather jackets and wool coats have many design collections from which to choose: heritage, classic, and contemporary. These ensure that the jacket chosen will fit the wearer's personality perfectly.

While men have long been the primary target for wearing Barbour jackets, the company has jackets for both women and children. With the addition of these lines, the range of products for the spring/summer and autumn/winter collections is over 2,000. The styles range from contemporary to traditional. Truly, something can be found for everyone from this collection of English country clothing. The entire family can now be protected from the elements while wearing their authentic Barbour jackets and outerwear.

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