Mainland Knitted Cardigan

Story

A heritage wool-cotton cardigan built to stand the test of time

Barbour’s been making knitwear longer than most brands have been in business—over a century of expertise poured into classic layers that last a lifetime and then some. The Mainland Knitted Cardigan is their transeasonal ace: warm when the breeze picks up, breathable when the sun’s out, and sharp enough to wear pretty much anywhere. Heritage ribbing at the collar, placket, hem, and cuffs nails the timeless look, while fully fashioned armholes keep the fit clean and comfortable. Bottom line: quality like this never goes out of style—or out of service.

Features

• Premium wool-cotton blend that’s warm, breathable, and built to last
• Button-front cardigan design for easy layering
• Ribbed collar, placket, hem, and cuffs for a timeless, heritage look
• Fully fashioned armholes for a refined fit and clean silhouette
• Signature Barbour navy flag label at the wearer’s left side seam

Sizing

• The Mainland Knitted Cardigan has a regular fit, take your normal size for shirts or sweaters
• 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

Materials & Care

• 55% Wool, 45% Cotton
• Hand wash separately

About Barbour

What started in 1894 in the small coastal town of South Shields, England has grown into the cultural titan we know today, recognized by The Queen and worn by a different kind of royalty: James Bond. Fortunately for us, Barbour never forgot where they came from. Maybe that’s because they never actually left. Five generations later, this family-run business still operates in South Shields, bringing wit, grit and glamour to its beautifully functional clothing inspired by the British Countryside. They may be best known for their waxed cotton garments, but every piece of clothing they design is built on the same founding principles of quality, attention to detail, durability, and being fit for purpose.