Barbour

Barbour was founded by British designer John Barbour in 1894, at the turn of the industrial revolution, as a manufacturer of jackets for hunters, jackets and tarpaulins for life in the country, ie the country gentleman.

Today all the jackets are made of fabric thornproof, ie an insulating and waterproof material that protects from rain and cold and is particularly resistant to tearing and the ravages of time. In addition, the simplicity of the lines, makes it extremely practical Barbour clothing and comfortable to wear.

More than a century later, the firm founded still remains firmly in the hands of the Barbour family and is one of the few British clothing manufacturer to have obtained three times the Royal Warrant, awarded by the Queen for the most exclusive suppliers of the English Royal Family .