Versatile, durable, and timeless outerwear built to be passed down to the next generation
When you think of Barbour clothing, you think of the scenic, rolling hills of the British countryside. For over 125 years, they’ve been providing fishermen, countrymen, and outdoorsmen with high-end waterproof clothing that, with each year under their belt, only get better with age. This season, we picked out favorite pieces from their lineup of rugged outerwear and hardy shirting that defines the idea of “buy less, buy better.” The Corbridge Wax Jacket offers versatile protection from the elements while sporting handsome, refined-yet-rugged looks that call back to heritage outdoors apparel.
Features
Cut from a heavy-duty 6 oz. waxed cotton that’s wind- and water-resistant
Lightweight quilted nylon interior lining for extra warmth and comfort
Corduroy-lined collar and placket for extra soft-touch comfort
Elbows reinforced with durable patches
Storm fly front closure keeps weather out in less than ideal conditions
Removable nylon hood that can be stowed away on clear days
Adjustable side tabs to dial in the right fit
Snap-button front closure with stand-up collar
Chest pockets with button flaps
Materials
Exterior Shell: 100% waxed cotton
Interior: 100% polyamide
Made in Moldova
Sizing
The Corbridge Wax Jacket has a tailored fit, we recommend buying the next size up from your regular size
For the best personal fit, compare your body measurements to the size chart below
Body Measurements
S
M
L
XL
XXL
Chest
35¾ – 37¾
37¾ – 40¼
40¼ – 42¼
42¼ – 44
44 – 46
Waist
30 – 32
32 – 33¾
33¾ – 35¾
35¾ – 37¾
37¾ – 39¾
Arm Length
33 – 33¾
33¾ – 35
35 – 35¾
35¾ – 37
37 – 40¼
All measurements are in inches.
How to Measure
- Your Chest: Measure under your arms around the widest part of your chest, keeping the tape level across the front and back to get an accurate measurement
- Your Waist: Measure around your waist where the top of your underwear sits
- Your Arm Length: Start at the center of the back of your neck, measure straight across to the edge of your shoulder bone, and then follow the natural curve of your arm to the middle of your hand. Note: this one is much easier with a partner
