"No hoodies".... don't worry mate, they are definitely not trying to attract your sort lol

I didn't realise that not using a lead or clearing up your dogs poo was a toff thing - our council estate must be full of the aristocracy....

Hideous.

Some of the worst looking barbour stuff I've seen. rrp on these is ridic as well.

I had one up until 6 months ago but never knew they sold Barbour.Good deal.

Lot of options are already sold out.

I don't need anything here but hot!

Good discounts, but the 'before' prices are very high, unless there's something extra special about the 'Land Rover' Barbour stuff.

Regular Barbour jackets are usually about £150-300.

Free delivery over £30 and free returns too. Nice spot.

Hideous.

Quality jackets / coats.

No hoodies , dont even look nice, just buying the brand name.

Some of the worst looking barbour stuff I've seen. rrp on these is ridic as well.

Nothing more than big brand name and ridiculous prices.
Look like wearing waxed rags from the last century.

I don't like them myself either personally, yes it is expensive but an item of quality clothing comes with that price

Those rrp prices made me laugh

Toff clothing!, do you get a free pair of wellies and a dog to go with it?

(No lead for the dog obviously and no poo bags one cannot risk getting ones hands dirty)

Go to the outlet in jarrow cheap as anything

Hit a nerve did i?

thanks OP, although most sizes were gone on the wax jackets, I have been looking for a quality bomber jacket for a while and found a navy one for under 60 pounds..also took a punt on the tan wax raincoat.. probably gonna return that one though! ;-) all these other neigh sayers make me laugh where else do you get a quality jacket for under 150 quid nowadays.. maybe back in 1995 or you can get a POS quality one from Sports Direct/M & M Direct if that's your kinda thing!

Makes a change from Nike air max and friends

RRP are a tad high. Barbour is not a cool brand, tbh more for middle aged people with no fashion sense.

Barbour has gone the same route as Land Rover, when I started farming in the eighties both were for hard work - now there fashion based.

I think some of the comments above are more than a little harsh on Barbour: it is a high end and very well made brand that is very different from the low cost fashion garments that come and go (the comment about hoodies was quite funny...). I still have the Barbour waxed cotton jacket I bought new in 1982 (I think it cost about £100 then, so hardly surprising that a similar item would be about £500 now). It has been re-proofed 3 or 4 times and has lots of repairs, but I still use it for occasional shooting days. How many hoodies will be around in 35 years I wonder?
I've added some heat, and would have bought something but unfortunately the larger sizes were out of stock in the jackets I liked.

We have a Barbour outlet shop at Freeport Castleford that's really cheap..

Great deal but unfortunately L and XL are in the main sold out.

I didn't realise that not using a lead or clearing up your dogs poo was a toff thing - our council estate must be full of the aristocracy....

Normal retail prices when i've been too. Fenwicks event or Metrocentre House of Fraser sale is usually where you'll find reduced Barbour coats locally. Still made in the UK by people not working for a bowl of rice a day.

LOL at £139 RRP for a barbour polo sweat shirt!!!!
If you told me you picked it up for £3.99 in Tescos I wouldn't flinch.

Great find OP, would never have thought to look there (despite being a Land Rover owner!)

And never mind all of the fashion moguls who have stuck their beaks in for no reason.

I got a coat for £40 and leather boots for £30 always been loads when I've been must just be luck of the draw

i wouldn't pay the rrp and some of those are overdesigned, but hot deals for those who like them. at least they don't have a massive BARBOUR label slapped across them like so much i see people wearing.

When you notice chavs that:
7 years prior were sporting Superdry and Lyle & Scott
6 years prior were sporting North Face
5 years prior were sporting Luke 1977
Etc

Are now sporting Barbour. You know it's no longer a good brand.

I've not seen any council estate that compares to chiswick park or Chelsea in terms of crap and if you goto Chiswick park in the morning its full of these strange creatures called toffs all standing about chatting while their dogs run amok, theres more dog poo bins then rubbish bins in that park and even free poo bag dispensers yet they still don't bother.

Barbour jackets?!?! Land Rover's the new hair dresser's car?

What a pathetic attempt at a pathetic stereotype

I agree. Land Rovers are very common in the UK and certainly are not the preserve of country estate owners. In London those who don't pick up after dogs are mainly benefit scroungers with a chip on their shoulder. It'd help a lot if the councils bothered to fine people not picking up after dogs.

A couple of items I like there and fair prices for Barbour. Agree with people's comments about the RRP's. Nobody is paying £500 for these.

They are a bit more expensive, but the quality is obvious if you've ever owned one. Not to everyone's taste, but that's the same with a lot of things.

lmfao, pure class

Nearly all of their stuff is made in Eastern Europe.

Although, I'd argue mine was succinct and without envy, therefore, a far superior attempt at a pathetic stereotype.

I don't wear hoodies for style. The weather this side of the pond is not forgiving. Wearing a hoodie saves you from the rain if caught unexpectedly.

All these are exclusive to Landrover so will not be in the high street shops and I bet not as luxurious. Not bad for those who want to own a Barbour jacket but can't afford high street prices. Those in the know will know. Like buying joules exclusive outlet pieces. We all know they are outlet or not in the regular shops.

HEAWD would love this.
Taking the dog, wife and kids out in the land rover dressed in the finest Barbour. What a statement :confused:

Virtually all sold out.

just need grey hair, a land rover, pair of wellies and a sheep dog as accessories and you'll look gorgeous. :innocent:

:laughing:
op heat added :smiley: great deal

do they deliver to council estates.

They also hide your face from cctv if you are out on the rob.

Thought about it until I saw the pictures.

Barbour stopped being cool a long time ago. Sold my two Barbour jackets 5 years ago and haven't looked back since. Same goes with North Face.

Sand Storm Jacket has a hood. :stuck_out_tongue:

No you need a Balaclava for that. Aldi sells them from r £2.

Barbour site say this is not a recognised seller!!!!!!

Seems like everything's been sold oos!

lol this is exactly what I thought of when I saw these.
Going for a ramble.

Picked a jacket from outlet for £49. Was a sample piece

Ordered a jacket yesterday lunch time, received confirmation, all good.

New email this morning, "your order is out of stock and has been cancelled."

Nice one JLR.....

I think you have been very rude. It would seem that you are using 'toff' is a derogatory sense because you have a chip on your shoulder about people more successful than yourself. I wear a Barbour jacket (that I bought in 1982), have a dog (a cross breed called Bob, and I always clean up after him), three houses and two cars (one of which is a Porsche) - do you consider me a toff? Well, I'm an electrician... but perhaps you think electricians should be poor people.
You should grow up and not be offensive.

Toffs are toffs and success is a matter of opinion personally i hate the greedy people who hog this planet. Cuba had the right idea. Its very telling that poor people give a higher percentage of their income to charity then rich people and those from more equal societies and the poor in first world country's have a higher sense of life satisfaction and happiness, then those of us in the corrosive first world with our urban jungles which are detrimental to mental health and our stupid class devides and judgement of the worth of human lives in terms of money.

Its all rather pathetic

When you movin to Cuba mate? I've heard it's lovely now that Castro has gone and they're sucking up to the USA again.

Yeah sad that, history may well repeat when they find themselves being a land of casinos.

By the same token: losers are losers. I am able to tell from your poor use of English (in particular you don't understand where (and where not) to use the captive apostrophe) that you are nearer the bottom of society than the top. As a consequence you have a grudge against more successful people.Your resulting attitude problem matters not a great deal, but it is amusing.

Define successful i think a nurse or a teacher is more successful then a bank manager, they have helped people and have something to be proud of. What pride is there in hoarding cash and buying expensive things?

Stay poor

I'm good thanks :smiley:

Lots of money and buy womens car. Great success

You don't understand how to use captive apostrophes in English either Kreames; perhaps you went to the same school as Error?

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