Barbour Bedale was produced back in 1980 as their first short lightweight jacket and has gained popularity over the years, from pop icons to royalty. The Bedale jacket was orginally designed for riding and had some equestrian practicalities in mind; a shorter length, relaxed fit, rear vents and a Nylon 'drip-strip' inner to provide resistance to damp from horses seeping into the jacket.

All classic elements are featured in this jacket, a brass two-wat ring-pull zip and studdend 'Stormfly' front, two moleskin-lined handwarmer pockets, two large below pockets and a traditional corduroy collar. The jacket is made of a mediumweight 6oz waxed cotton and fully interactive with optional zip-in thermal liners and hoods, the Bedale is a brilliant all-year-round jacket. 

Did you know: a Bedale has 160 parts, including 49 cut fabric pieces, 103 trims and findings and eight items of packaging, and the jacket takes 36 people in the Barbour factory in South Shields to construct.