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Barbour expands on Liberty partnership

Long running collaboration welcomes first men’s collection.

The long standing collaboration between luxury brands Barbour and Liberty has grown further, with the introduction of its first men’s collection.

In addition to this, there are also a number of new women’s additions joining the range.

The heritage of both brands is merged together with the likes of the Strawberry Thief-lined women’s Beadnell jacket, while the Edenham print is used on a women’s Durham waxed jacket.

Meanwhile, the Tessa and Bourton prints are used in new additions to the men’s Durham jackets.

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