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Introduced in 1980, the Bedale is Barbour’s first short, lightweight jacket, originally designed with equestrian activities in mind. Created by Dame Margaret Barbour, this jacket quickly gained popularity among a wide range of people, including royalty and pop icons, for its practical design and classic style.

Key Features:

• Equestrian Design: The Bedale was tailored for riding, featuring a shorter length and a relaxed fit with rear vents for easy movement. It also includes a Nylon inner ‘drip-strip’ to prevent moisture from seeping in from horseback riding.
• Versatile and Durable: Made from mediumweight 6oz waxed cotton, the Bedale is a durable, weather-resistant jacket suitable for year-round wear. It is fully interactive, compatible with Barbour’s optional zip-in thermal liners and hoods.
• Classic Barbour Elements: The jacket retains traditional Barbour features, including a brass two-way ring-pull zip, a studded ‘Stormfly’ front, two large bellows pockets, and two moleskin-lined handwarmer pockets. The signature corduroy collar includes studs for attaching a hidden throat flap.
• Materials: It has a 100% waxed cotton outer shell, pure cotton body lining, and 100% cotton sleeve lining, along with inner ribbed sleeves for added comfort and insulation.
• Size and Fit: The Bedale is available with a back length of 76-81 cm (30-32 inches), and it is designed to provide ample room for layering.
• Timeless Appeal: The Bedale’s practicality and straightforward style continue to resonate with wearers of all ages, making it a timeless addition to any wardrobe.

Women’s Version – Beadnell: Inspired by the Bedale’s popularity, Barbour introduced the Beadnell, a slimmed-down version designed specifically for women. Named after a small fishing village in Northumberland, the Beadnell retains the functional and aesthetic qualities of the Bedale in a more tailored fit.

Trademarks: Bedale® is a registered trademark of J Barbour & Sons Ltd, signifying its lasting legacy and status as a staple in the Barbour collection.

Introduced in 1980, the Bedale is Barbour’s first short, lightweight jacket, originally designed with equestrian activities in mind. Created by Dame Margaret Barbour, this jacket quickly gained popularity among a wide range of people, including royalty and pop icons, for its practical design and classic style.

Key Features:

• Equestrian Design: The Bedale was tailored for riding, featuring a shorter length and a relaxed fit with rear vents for easy movement. It also includes a Nylon inner ‘drip-strip’ to prevent moisture from seeping in from horseback riding.
• Versatile and Durable: Made from mediumweight 6oz waxed cotton, the Bedale is a durable, weather-resistant jacket suitable for year-round wear. It is fully interactive, compatible with Barbour’s optional zip-in thermal liners and hoods.
• Classic Barbour Elements: The jacket retains traditional Barbour features, including a brass two-way ring-pull zip, a studded ‘Stormfly’ front, two large bellows pockets, and two moleskin-lined handwarmer pockets. The signature corduroy collar includes studs for attaching a hidden throat flap.
• Materials: It has a 100% waxed cotton outer shell, pure cotton body lining, and 100% cotton sleeve lining, along with inner ribbed sleeves for added comfort and insulation.
• Size and Fit: The Bedale is available with a back length of 76-81 cm (30-32 inches), and it is designed to provide ample room for layering.
• Timeless Appeal: The Bedale’s practicality and straightforward style continue to resonate with wearers of all ages, making it a timeless addition to any wardrobe.

Women’s Version – Beadnell: Inspired by the Bedale’s popularity, Barbour introduced the Beadnell, a slimmed-down version designed specifically for women. Named after a small fishing village in Northumberland, the Beadnell retains the functional and aesthetic qualities of the Bedale in a more tailored fit.

Trademarks: Bedale® is a registered trademark of J Barbour & Sons Ltd, signifying its lasting legacy and status as a staple in the Barbour collection.