There is a useful gap between an overshirt and proper outerwear, and the Cordford from Barbour sits in it. Cut from 100% cotton twill, it has the structure and durability we expect, but with a cleaner, more contemporary character that makes it easy to wear right through the transitional weeks.
The twill gives it a substantial hand without weight, and the dark sand colour is an easy alternative to navy or olive. An exposed metal front zip keeps the design understated, and a shaped stand collar with a stud fastening adds structure at the neck. Lower welt pockets with metal rivet detailing bring just enough rugged character without spoiling the clean line.
Inside, a polyester lining runs alongside a cotton buggy lining, and the collar itself is cotton. Tonal embroidery at the wearer's left pocket keeps the branding discreet, which we appreciate on a jacket this versatile. Back length is about 27.8 in (70.5 cm) on a medium, so the proportions layer easily without feeling cumbersome.
Layer it over a merino crewneck or a casual shirt with dark denim, or with chinos and a polo when you want something a little more polished. Dark sand works with navy, denim, olive, brown and cream, which is why it turns into a jacket you reach for without thinking.
Size Chart
Fits true to size. Letter sized, SM through 2XL. Take your usual menswear size. Measured flat figures for MM, LG and XL are below; come in and try it on if you are between sizes.
This is the size chart for the Barbour Cordford casual jacket. Measured flat in store. Chest, bicep and stomach are half measurements taken flat; double them for the full circumference. Sleeve is measured from the shoulder seam to the end of the cuff. SM, 2XL are not measured yet; expect roughly 1 in (2.5 cm) per size in the chest.
Chest (flat)
61.0
62.2
63.5
Bicep (flat)
17.1
19.7
22.2
Waist (flat)
58.4
61.0
63.5