Some of Barbour’s Best Everyday Jackets Are Quietly on Sale Right Now

An apparent inventory clearance includes some of the easiest-wearing Barbour silhouettes — in classic neutral colorways — at prices you rarely see.

Green jacket with brown corduroy collar and plaid inner lining.

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Barbour doesn’t often run deep discounts, and when it does, the sale rarely gets loud.

Right now, Huckberry and a few other retailers are quietly offering some of Barbour’s updated Icons line at 30 percent off or more — including the Bedale Cotton and Casual Jacket, the Spey Casual Jacket, and the Transport Casual Jacket.

These aren’t clearance-rack relics. They’re current-season interpretations of the brand’s most recognized silhouettes, rebuilt for everyday wear without abandoning what made the originals worth buying.

We’ve listed every jacket we’ve discovered on sale below, with a breakdown of what makes each one worth considering.

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Barbour Bedale Cotton Jacket

Olive green jacket with brown corduroy collar and multiple front pockets worn over a navy shirt.

The Bedale is Barbour’s most iconic silhouette — short-bodied, boxy and built around the corduroy collar that’s been part of the design since 1980.

Two versions of it are on sale here: the Cotton Jacket and the Casual Jacket. Both keep the original’s defining shape and hardware, but each takes a different approach to the shell.

Close-up of a khaki jacket sleeve with a plaid cuff, a brown corduroy-trimmed pocket, and a black button with "Barbour" text.

The Cotton Jacket swaps the traditional waxed cotton for a peached-finish cotton blend, making it easier to live with daily. There’s no re-waxing schedule to maintain, no stiff break-in period and no campfire smell lingering in your closet. It wears and washes more like a conventional jacket while holding onto the shape and hardware that made the original worth coveting. The result is a Bedale that works just as well in a city as it does in the countryside — arguably better, since you’re not babying it every time rain hits.

The Bedale Casual is a lighter-weight take on the same silhouette. It retains the boxy cut and corduroy collar, but without the full wax construction, making it the most packable and warm-weather-friendly of the two. If the Cotton Jacket is a shoulder-season workhorse, the Casual is the version you reach for when the weather is mild and you want the Bedale’s look without any of its weight.

Olive green Barbour jacket with brown corduroy collar and multiple front pockets.

Barbour Bedale Casual Jacket (Fern)

$294 at Huckberry

$420 (30% off)

Beige jacket with brown corduroy collar, front snap buttons, and multiple pockets including a zippered one.

Barbour Bedale Casual Jacket (Military Brown)

$349 at Orvis

$420 (17% off)

Olive green Barbour jacket with brown corduroy collar and front snap-button pockets.

Barbour Bedale Cotton Jacket (Winter Moss)

$378 at Huckberry

$540 (30% off)

Beige Barbour jacket with corduroy collar, snap button front, and large front pockets.

Barbour Bedale Cotton Jacket (Clay)

$405 at Bloomingdales

$540 (25% off)

Barbour Spey Casual Jacket

Man wearing a tan jacket with a brown corduroy collar and navy pants against a white background.

The Spey Casual sits in a different register than the Bedale or the Beaufort. Where those jackets lean into Barbour’s country-house heritage — boxy cuts, waxed shells, utilitarian hardware — the Spey reads as more contemporary and relaxed. It has a cleaner profile, a lighter-weight shell and simplified hardware that strips away some of the traditional signaling without losing the brand’s underlying DNA.

Close-up of a Barbour jacket label with a brown corduroy collar and green plaid lining.

If the Bedale feels like a jacket with a strong point of view, the Spey is the version for someone who wants Barbour’s quality without announcing it. It’s the most versatile piece in this sale and the easiest entry point for new brand shoppers.

Light brown jacket with corduroy collar, snap buttons, two front flap pockets, and a small metal ring detail on the chest.

Barbour Spey Casual Jacket (Tan)

$273 at Huckberry

$390 (30% off)

Barbour Transport Casual Jacket

Black jacket with brown corduroy collar and gold snap buttons worn over a blue shirt.

The Transport Casual Jacket takes a cropped, relaxed approach with a slightly A-line silhouette. It’s cut with a fuller body but a shorter hem than the Bedale, which gives it a different proportion — less equestrian, more everyday.

Black Barbour jacket with snap buttons and a plaid cuff worn with beige pants.

The shell is a non-waxed cotton-polyamide blend, so it shares the Bedale Cotton’s low-maintenance appeal without the traditional weather resistance of waxed construction. What you get instead is a jacket that moves easily, layers well over heavier mid-layers and doesn’t demand much in return. At $235, marked down from $335, the Transport is also the most affordable jacket in this sale, which makes it the most obvious place to start.