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Elegant silhouette

Barbour is famous for its wax jackets, but its quilted outerwear has also been a popular series for many years. This quilted vest has an open neck, so it can be easily matched with a turtleneck or scarf, and is easy to adjust to the temperature of the day. The simple design is full of Barbour's attention to detail, such as the buttons engraved with the brand name, the double pockets, and the check pattern on the inner pocket.

It can be layered to stay warm not only during the change of seasons, but also when the cold weather really sets in, and its lightness makes it recommended for those who are concerned about shoulder stiffness due to the weight of wool coats.

A classic design that is light, warm, and easy to style

The material is 100% polyester, which is light, warm, and easy to care for. It is moderately roomy, but not too oversized, and the soft matte fabric gives it an elegant impression that is typical of British brands. There are two pockets on the outside and one on the inside. The outer left pocket is double-layered, and the small pocket is just the right size to put a smartphone. The inner pocket is made of classic checkered fabric, which is a design point, and the location of the pocket is easy to see, so it is easy to use. If you are going out for a short time, this vest is enough. Other subtle points include the original buttons engraved with Barbour and the embroidery on the pocket.

In addition, the double zipper allows you to adjust the opening and closing of the zipper precisely, so you can adjust the waist area, which is often a concern. And it is easy to style with any bottom, such as high-waisted denim where you want to show off your waist position, or A-line silhouette skirts. With its classic design, it is an outerwear that is useful every season without being influenced by trends.

120 years of history and tradition

Barbour's oiled jacket was born as a tool, a cloth raincoat coated with oil, for workers such as fishermen who work in bad weather. Its extremely durable nature led to its popularity among workers in harsh conditions, and it was even adopted as the official uniform of submarines, spreading its fame. It later became popular as a hunting jacket, which was a popular activity in the UK, and in the 1970s it established itself as a leading British brand.
And in recent years, Barbour has been gaining popularity not only in the UK, but also around the world as a fashion item. Barbour is also a brand whose absolute quality is guaranteed as the official supplier to the British Royal Family.