The 30th Anniversary of the Liddesdale

Throughout the years, Barbour have become known for iterating on and consistently improving their most well-known designs without sacrificing the character of the original, ensuring a stylish appearance for years to come regardless of which item takes your fancy. The brand's iconic outerwear collections aim to improve on the foundations of durability, sustainability and versatility with a look that's as recognisable as the name. The last word in rugged countrywear since their founding in 1894, Barbour prove with each passing season that some items never go out of style.

First introduced to the Barbour collection in 1979 as "The Countryman" before being renamed in 1994, the brand are marking the 30th year of the Liddesdale with the launch of a commemorative anniversary edition that reimagines the hallmarks of the original design while making subtle celebratory additions. Cut in a generous fit more akin to the original release than previous iterations have been, the 30th anniversary edition remains lightweight and easy-to-wear in most weather conditions and offers contrasting detailing to go along with the classic diamond quilted pattern.

The 30th anniversary of the Liddesdale is the perfect metaphor for the continued ubiquity of Barbour throughout outerwear wardrobes ever since their earliest collections. Bringing a new twist to traditional styles for a new generation is what has kept Barbour as a primary choice of outerwear ever since their founding and the brand will remain one of the most recognisable in the country for years to come.