BARBOUR Spey Corduroy-Trimmed Waxed-Cotton Jacket

John Barbour first started using waxed-cotton in the 1890s – while making protective gear from sailors and dockworkers, he chose the fabric for its durability and waterproof qualities. This 'Spey' jacket is cut from the fabric in a boxy shape with a classic corduroy collar and utilitarian-inspired D-rings. The shorter length is ideal for long walks in the country.