The limited edition Liddesdale collection
We've created a very special collection of modern quilts based on this iconic style.
Inspired by our heritage, but rewritten for today, the collection stays true to the Liddesdale with it's signature diamond quilting, cord collar and large pockets, reimaging the design will new shapes and features.
Laura Bailey
@laurabaileylondon
Model, Photographer and Writer
"The beauty of Barbour is that it;s an iconic heritage brand, but continually evolving."
Karlmond Tang
@karlmond
Stylist and Art Director
"It's the kind of jacket I would take my dog for a walk and then I'd wear to the pub in the evening."
Zoë Colville
@thechiefshepherdess
Shepherdess
"Whether I was in the city or the country, Barbour has been a constant throughout my life."
Raven Smith
@raven_smith
Writer
"Barbour has a fashion edge and makes great clothes that last a really long time."
Barbour Re-loved Quilts
Also in celebration of 30 years of the Liddesdale, we have partnered with friends of Barbour to re-love and restore old Liddesdale jackets into something new.
With designs from Paul Smith, Baracuta, David Gandy and even Shaun the Sheep - this collection will be auctioned with proceeds going to the Kings Charles Royal Countryside Fund.
Find out more about each style and where you can see them in person this October.
The History of the Liddesdale
In 1994, the Liddesdale quilted jacket was introduced into the range and 30 years on it continues to be a bestseller. Named after the Liddesdale Valley in the Scottish borders, it was originally designed for equestrian use - lightweight and easy to wear.
Made from a distinctive diamond quilted lightweight nylon outer with a smart cord collar and two large pockets, it has both rural and urban appeal.