In 1936, Duncan Barbour - the third generation of the Barbour family and a keen motorcyclist - developed a one-piece waxed cotton suit for the International Six Day Trials event which became so popular that it was worn by almost every rider in the ISDT circuit from the 1950s to the 1970s. Since then Barbour International continues to embrace this biker aesthetic with signature waxed jackets such as the B.Intl Craggan Waxed Jacket. Crafted from waxed cotton and cut to a bomber jacket silhouette, this jacket features a fleece lining to the inner yoke for optimal warmth and is finished with leather binding to the pockets for a premium and robust finish.