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Layer up this winter with knitwear from Barbour.

Barbour, the clothing brand famed for its durable, protective and stylish outerwear, has introduced an exciting new selection of knitwear pieces to its Autumn Winter collection this season. The pieces, which feature across both Barbour’s Lifestyle and Heritage collections, offer stand-out layering options for the colder seasons ahead. In the Lifestyle collection, the women’s knitwear pieces showcase the high quality that Barbour has become known for, with luxurious fabrics including supersoft lambswool and rich cashmere featuring throughout. The hero pieces in this collection include the

Barbour offers practical and stylish options for those going back to school.

It’s back to school and time to invest in a new functional jacket to keep the kids warm for the winter.The holidays are over and it’s the beginning of a new school year. To celebrate this occasion loved and dreaded by so many children, it’s time for the yearly ritual of buying new school clothing. A practical, waterproof and warm jacket that will serve its purpose well through the winter, is an essential. For boys, the Barbour Valley Down jacket is perfect. Available in olive or black, with a removable hood and duck down filling, it provides protection from the elements during the cold

Barbour unveils its William Morris print range.

“Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful,” declared textile designer and decorative visionary William Morris, whose 19th century floral prints make their clothing debut in Barbour’s Autumn Winter 12 ladies Lifestyle collection. The range, which will be available worldwide from August this year, features two patterns from  Morris & Co’s extensive archives.  Marigold, was designed by Morris in 1875 at a time when his designs were becoming more intricate, full of fluidity and movement.  It was one of the few designs he produced for both

Barbour supports 4Para Parachute Regiment in European Rally

WO2 Ron Sewell from the 4th Battalion The Parachute Regiment based at Thornbury Barracks, Pudsey, stopped by Barbour House last week to collect some Barbour jackets and polo shirts ahead of the Help for Heroes 4X4 European Rally.  The South Shields-based heritage and lifestyle brand has donated clothing to the team, who are taking part in the rally to raise funds for The Parachute Regiment Charity. ‘Team Parachute Regiment’ is Car number 1 out of 50, with the team travelling in a vehicle donated by Jaguar Land Rover. The award-winning Help for Heroes 4×4 European Rally has raised over

A gift for a Father who understands the importance of Quality, Durability and being Fit for Purpose.

Quality, durability and fit for purpose are three terms often used to describe Barbour products, and they’re also apt adjectives for describing a father who deserves to be rewarded with gifts that share the very same special traits on Father’s Day.Barbour was made for dads everywhere and for this Father’s Day on Sunday 17th June, Barbour offers a range of gift ideas to suit any budget. The Barbour Steve McQueen range is a collection that will inspire and impress any motor-mad Dad. McQueen raced motorbikes to pay his way through acting school, wearing Barbour’s International Biker Jacket

Barbour Gets Ready for the Summer Festival Season

Barbour continues to provide must have items for the festival season. Come rain or shine, the Spring Summer 2012 collection offers items which both protect you from the elements and are stylish additions to your festival wardrobe. With the summer season edging closer and the weather maintaining its indecisiveness, this can only mean one thing: festival season is upon us!. Although the glittering beacon that is Glastonbury is sadly absent this year, the festival season is still very much alive. Starting with the Isle of Wight festival in June and ending with Bestival in September, this

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