The Barbour International Motorcycle Jacket was worn by every British National Motorcycle Team from 1936-1977. At the T.T. Isle of Man Race in 1965 over 95% of all competitors wore a Barbour International Motorcycle Jacket, no matter what country they represented. This motorcycle jacket is indeed a part of motorcycle history and can be seen on many of the all time greats. Sammy Miller, Phil Reed and Steve McQueen to name a few. Motorcyclists have sworn by their Barbour Internationals for decades. During WW II the Barbour Jacket became the official Submarine Commanders coat and on the battle fields of Europe many a soldier prepared to defend Queen and country proudly wearing their Barbour.

Still in the range since 1936, the forerunner of the WW2 Barbour Submarine suit, this incredible garment serves to prove the unrivalled effectiveness of Wax Cotton protection. British Motorcycle Gear Protecting The Café Racer in all of us.

Those who wear them swear by them. Heavyweight Wax Cotton and pure Cotton lining provide ultimate weather-beating versatility, while all the features are there for a purpose.

Features:

• Corduroy storm collar with adjustable neck strap and buckle.
• Map pocket, breast zip pocket, two side pockets with press-studded storm flaps.
• Stiffened belt with buckle.
• Studded for optional Warm Pile Lining.
• Heavyweight Barbour waxed cotton
• Compatible with Barbour Warm Pile Liner

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