Barbour Icons Beaufort Casual Jacket

A Guide to the Barbour Icons Beaufort Jacket

Designed by Dame Margaret Barbour, the Beaufort was originally developed for country pursuits but soon gained popularity as a versatile everyday jacket.


The Tartan Reimagined Beaufort features Classic Tartan wax and coordinating lining to refresh an icon.

Barbour Beaufort Archive Image

The Making of the Beaufort Jacket

Introduced in 1983 and designed by Chairman Dame Margaret Barbour, the Beaufort is one of Barbour’s most enduring icons. Quintessentially Barbour, it was built to withstand the great outdoors while remaining equally at home in the city. Thornproof waxed cotton, a signature tartan lining and soft corduroy collar speak to its heritage, while generous bellow pockets, handwarmer pockets and a rear game pocket deliver practical function. The two-way zip, storm fly front and wind cuffs offer added protection from the elements, while an interactive zip allows for an optional quilted liner when extra warmth is needed.

Details That Make the Difference

Beaufort collar and ring-pull zip

The Finishing Touch

Complete your Beaufort with a signature pin badge, designed to fasten to the collar as a finishing touch that celebrates one of Barbour's most iconic silhouettes.

Beaufort Waxed Jacket Details 
1. Branded Pin Badge
2. Handwarmer Pockets
Beaufort snap buttons

Designed with Purpose

The Beaufort’s side snap buttons nod to the original jacket’s design providing easy access to the rear game pocket.

Barbour Icons Beaufort Casual Jacket