Barbour Icons Bedale Wax Bark waxed jacket for men, brown
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The Barbour Icons Bedale Wax Bark is a men's waxed jacket inspired by the original Bedale, launched in 1980 and designed for riding. It is for anyone looking for a classic British waxed cotton jacket for everyday life outdoors.
Highlights
- Hard-wearing waxed cotton as the main fabric.
- Tonal corduroy collar, bringing a refined, classic finish.
- Soft cotton inner lining, with Birchwood Dress tartan trims.
- Pockets for every use: handwarmers, large bellows pockets and piped zip pockets.
- Timeless cut and a design made to last.
Features
- Brand: Barbour, Icons collection.
- Model: Bedale, Wax Bark colour (brown).
- Sizes available: S, M, L and XL.
- For: men.
- Season: FW2026.
- Composition: outer 100% waxed cotton; inner 100% cotton with a 100% polyurethane membrane; trim 100% cotton; sleeve lining 100% polyester; corduroy collar 100% cotton.
Who it is for
For anyone who wants an equestrian-inspired jacket in classic British style, with large pockets to carry what you need on walks, getaways or day to day. Its timeless cut goes with casual and smarter looks.
Frequently asked questions
What sizes does the Barbour Bedale Wax Bark come in?
It is available in sizes S, M, L and XL, in brown (Wax Bark). It is a shorter-length jacket, with a back length of 76 cm; if you are between two sizes, it is best to compare with a jacket of yours that fits well.
What is it made of?
The outer is hard-wearing waxed cotton, with a tonal corduroy collar. Inside it has a soft cotton lining with Birchwood Dress tartan trims.
What pockets does it have?
It has handwarmer pockets, large bellows pockets and piped zip pockets, for storing items of different sizes.
Is it a jacket for the autumn-winter season?
It belongs to the FW2026 collection, the autumn-winter season. It is a waxed cotton jacket with a cotton lining, designed for enjoying the outdoors.
What is this model inspired by?
It is inspired by the original Bedale, launched in 1980 and designed for riding, which remains a classic of British fashion.
