Barbour Women's Spring Summer 2015 Collections
DISCOVER THE BARBOUR WOMENS SS15 COLLECTIONS
The Summer Dress Tartan Collection
Barbour's long association with tartan is celebrated this season in a Summer Dress Tartan collection that is both fresh and elegant. Shirts and knitwear take a soft pastel palette, ideal for warm sunny days and blue skies. This is Barbour at its most smart and sophisticated.
Barbour Slateford Dress - Coming Soon
The Seafarer Collection
In 1984, founder John Barbour established himself in the burgeoning port of South Shields in the North East of England supplying oilskins and other garments to protect the growing community of sailors, fishermen, rivermen and dockers from the worst of the North Sea weather.
This protective clothing featured as its trademark, the Beacon, a famous North East landmark designed to guide ships navigators to their destination. For over 100 years, the Beacon welcomed generations of mariners into South Shields harbour. Today, the Beacon still stands at the mouth of the Tyne and remains an iconic symbol of the Barbour brand.
The Seafarer collection celebrates Barbour's long and proud maritime heritage and this season takes its inspiration from the Beacon. Soft, summery, light and airy, the collection features clever touches such as the use of double branded rivets in red and green to express port and starboard. Graphi Tees feature seagulls and nautical images in a celebration of all things maritime.
Barbour Trevose Jacket - available in yellow
Barbour Clovely Dress - Coming Soon
Barbour Braye Sweater - coming soon
Barbour Buryhead Quilt - available in Red
The Nature Trail Collection
Nature Trail is a collection that celebrates life lived outdoors. Fresh air and walks through the British countryside discovering the magic that nature has to offer. Colours in jackets, shirts and knitwear reflect the hues of nature's rich and beautiful landscape. Shirts and graphic tees feature images representing different aspects of Britain's incredibly rich nature - field mice, wrens and sweet pears.
