Internationals
Oilskins and black waxed cotton
Long and short cuts
Moleskin
Synthetics
90s knitwear
New Barbour gent
In case you missed it, here are some product offerings from the Winter 1998/Spring 1999 Barbour catalog. In the day, these catalogs were the best means of tracking new Barbour releases (beyond the stock range of Bedales, Beauforts and Borders). Many of the more exotic items--moleskin and Bushman jackets--never made it to (my corner of the) US. So, it was always fun to see non-stock Barbour items in cameo catalog form.
Barbour's newfound focus on youthful/urban/non-country clothing gave rise to a few unfortunate (though brief) additions to their product range:
Vintage in ten years?
Internationals
Oilskins and black waxed cotton
Long and short cuts
Moleskin
Synthetics
90s knitwear
4 comments:
There is a Barbour clearance store (as if anything of theirs goes out of style or is not exceptionally well made) in Kittery, Maine. I've bought two amazing coats there, each for under $100. Heaven.
Thank you for sharing these images!
-N.
Lark--
You're welcome! I hope they're useful... or provide amusement.
Katey--
I envy your proximity to a Barbour "clearance" store. Might be a great resource for discontinued items (my favorite).
The US HQ in Milford, NH has a little shop too. They have returns from their stockists, which they repair and put out for sale. They also have samples and overstock. I picked up a Cowen Commando waxed jacket for $75.00. It was a return, but perfectly new.
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