Barbour Corbridge Wax Jacket

Barbour recommends reproofing your waxed cotton jacket annually, or whenever the fabric starts to look dry, flat, or areas of the wax coating begin to wear thin. The Corbridge uses Barbour's traditional waxed cotton, which requires periodic application of Barbour Thornproof Dressing to maintain its water resistance.

No, you should never machine wash or dry clean a Barbour waxed cotton jacket, as this will strip the wax coating and damage the fabric's water-resistant properties. Clean the jacket by wiping it down with cold water and a sponge, and send it to Barbour or a certified reproofing service for maintenance.

The Corbridge features Barbour's traditional tartan lining and is designed as a versatile three-season outerwear piece. It provides solid wind and rain protection but is not heavily insulated, so for very cold winter conditions most wearers layer it over a sweater or consider it a shell rather than a winter coat.

The Corbridge has a slimmer, more modern fit than the Bedale, which is a roomier, shorter jacket originally designed for equestrian use. The Corbridge also features a Norfolk collar and four front pockets, giving it a more field-sport-inspired silhouette while maintaining Barbour's signature waxed cotton construction.