You never regret the money spent. I have had a Border for 34 years, Commando for 8 years, and a Westmoreland for 6 years. Bought the wife a Beadnell 7 years ago. Look after them, and they will look after you. The jacket and the wife.
@@elpatron762 As if , I’ve bought plenty of jackets from the likes of berghaus to purdey and they are worn out after a few years of fairly normal usage. Whether it buttons falling off, poppers breaking and of course the classic broken zip etc…
Collecting Barbour Wax Jackets since my first Northumbria and Beaufort bought in the 80s. B. Bowman CEO Camden Loche Inc. Quality Clothing that's Lasts.
Bonsoir super reportage je possède quelques modèles en tant que collectionneur !!! Pourriez-vous me dire où est-ce que je pourrais trouver le modèle jacket Longchamp en couleur marron avec capuche ?
I now see why these clothes are on the expensive side. I noticed the quality was much higher than other clothing. THE British were known for high quality clothing.
At Orivis I have looked at many Barbour waxed jackets and never is one made in the UK. South Shields only makes a small percentage of the product and I'm guessing they don't export those ones to the U.S due to demand at home. Wouldn't be an issue except for the cost - paying several hundred dollars for a jacket made in Tunisia makes no sense.
David Moore if a Lamborghini was made in Germany it's still a Lamborghini is it not ? I live in uk and brought a Barbour jacket last week that wasn't made in uk but it's still a Barbour jacket
raydickos He is saying that cheaper manufacturing costs should translate to lower selling prices. Barbour can charge what they want, but consumers do not have to let themselves go broke for a name brand.
Not quite true. The traditional Bedale, Beaufort, Border and Beadnell jackets are all made in South Shields and sold in the USA - the other modern jackets are outsourced.
Austin Rapp I bought a beadnell and nowhere did it say where it was made. If made in the uk it is on the label behind the neck. It’s hard to get one made in the uk,
I bought a Beaufort last week. Bears a label proudly saying Made in England. Some garments are still made there, others (the cheaper ones) are not. Choose wisely.
Steph Kev bought mine thinking it was made in U.K. only to find out afterwards it was made in Eastern Europe, very misleading and it wasn't cheap either
It depends what you buy. The new trendy cuts are made in Europe. The traditional cuts are made in England. There's a £100 to £200 price difference. You want English made you have to pay for it.
Shame most aren't even made in the U.K. anymore. I bought mine believing it was made in the U.K. and then later found out it was made in Eastern Europe. Very deceiving of Barbour
Agreed, I'd rather Barbour stick to only jackets, and then have them all made in England. They've got such a wide range of jackets, but considering only 3 are made in England, the rest are nulled out for me.
Just bought my first today and I intend to make this a family tradition from here on.
I live in Italy in Turin and i think i am the only one with a barbour (Classic Bedale)
I absolutely love it.
Best jacket i ever had.
just bought my first, been wanting one for years! :D:D :D :D
You never regret the money spent. I have had a Border for 34 years, Commando for 8 years, and a Westmoreland for 6 years. Bought the wife a Beadnell 7 years ago. Look after them, and they will look after you. The jacket and the wife.
Cool, but so will every other jacket if taken care of. Every jacket can last for years and years. Barbour certainly no exception mate
@@elpatron762 i have a primark jacket. Two years and it’s broke
quality is in the bin these days, got a 2019 white label and its garbage
@@elpatron762 As if , I’ve bought plenty of jackets from the likes of berghaus to purdey and they are worn out after a few years of fairly normal usage. Whether it buttons falling off, poppers breaking and of course the classic broken zip etc…
Probably the best Jackets ever made
Just bought a Baedale this week. Loving it.
Collecting Barbour Wax Jackets since my first Northumbria and Beaufort bought in the 80s. B. Bowman CEO Camden Loche Inc. Quality Clothing that's Lasts.
Just the best there is...
Love my Barbour jackets! They're a quality Jacket! I own around 15 maybe 16 now! :-)
Great product, I’m on my 4th jacket
I live in Holland, have the jacket for 5 years now. Love it! Better then all the Chinese …..
Bonsoir super reportage je possède quelques modèles en tant que collectionneur !!!
Pourriez-vous me dire où est-ce que je pourrais trouver le modèle jacket Longchamp en couleur marron avec capuche ?
Very Interesting. We can know how to make Barbour.
I now see why these clothes are on the expensive side. I noticed the quality was much higher than other clothing. THE British were known for high quality clothing.
Are any of these Tartans available for the use of a Kilt?
Barbour has been going more than a hundred years , give them a netflix series, not a few minutes on youtube !
Stunning
do the do alterations
Amazing!
Bought first at 71. Wasted so much on others over the years! Should have bought Barbour 40 years ago once. Never wear mine out now.
At Orivis I have looked at many Barbour waxed jackets and never is one made in the UK. South Shields only makes a small percentage of the product and I'm guessing they don't export those ones to the U.S due to demand at home. Wouldn't be an issue except for the cost - paying several hundred dollars for a jacket made in Tunisia makes no sense.
David Moore if a Lamborghini was made in Germany it's still a Lamborghini is it not ? I live in uk and brought a Barbour jacket last week that wasn't made in uk but it's still a Barbour jacket
raydickos He is saying that cheaper manufacturing costs should translate to lower selling prices. Barbour can charge what they want, but consumers do not have to let themselves go broke for a name brand.
Not quite true. The traditional Bedale, Beaufort, Border and Beadnell jackets are all made in South Shields and sold in the USA - the other modern jackets are outsourced.
@@raydickos depends if you're purchasing as a tradionalist true country dweller or just to create an illusion a wannabe - Big difference!
Austin Rapp I bought a beadnell and nowhere did it say where it was made. If made in the uk it is on the label behind the neck. It’s hard to get one made in the uk,
I bought one that says "made for Japan"...a bit puzzling. Cost is 300+ Euro.
It is designed to be a slimmer fit for the Japanese market, that's what that means if you're still interested :)
It’s a disgrace Barbour isn’t made in Britain anymore. They should have their royal warrant taken away 😡
I bought a Beaufort last week. Bears a label proudly saying Made in England. Some garments are still made there, others (the cheaper ones) are not. Choose wisely.
Steph Kev bought mine thinking it was made in U.K. only to find out afterwards it was made in Eastern Europe, very misleading and it wasn't cheap either
It depends what you buy. The new trendy cuts are made in Europe. The traditional cuts are made in England. There's a £100 to £200 price difference. You want English made you have to pay for it.
NaeMuckle mine was £200 and not made in England?
Exactly the made it England ones start at £300.
Shame most aren't even made in the U.K. anymore. I bought mine believing it was made in the U.K. and then later found out it was made in Eastern Europe. Very deceiving of Barbour
Agreed, I'd rather Barbour stick to only jackets, and then have them all made in England. They've got such a wide range of jackets, but considering only 3 are made in England, the rest are nulled out for me.
What a load of corporate crap