The Prestbury is the warm one. Barbour built it on the same 6oz Sylkoil waxed cotton as the country jackets, then lined the whole body in a box-quilted layer, so it covers the part of an Edmonton winter where an unlined wax jacket needs a knit under it and this one does not.
The cut is short and clean, closer to a blouson than the hip-length country block, with angled stud-close flap pockets set high enough to reach with gloves on and tonal embroidery on the front left flap. The wax sheds a wet snow and darkens at the cuffs and elbows as it ages, which is the point of the cloth.
Olive is the shade the whole wax story was built on and it sits easily with denim, grey flannel and brown leather. Wear it over a Shetland crew and cords on the weekend, or over a shirt and knit tie on a cold drive in.