Barbour Maia Waterproof Trench Coat
Barbour
$400.00 35% OFF
$260.00
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The Barbour Maia Waterproof Trench Coat reimagines timeless British style with a modern twist. Tortoiseshell-patterned buckles lend a sophisticated edge, while the classic single-breasted silhouette keeps things effortlessly chic. Lined with Barbour's signature tartan, this trench merges the brand's storied heritage with contemporary flair. Crafted in a substantial blend of cotton and polyamide, it offers both durability and a touch of luxury, making it an elegant shield against the elements.
With a spread collar and belted cuffs, the Maia coat offers adjustable detailing for an ideal fit, providing a refined shape that complements the body. The removable belt enhances its versatility—cinch it for a defined waist or let it hang for a more relaxed silhouette. Front welt pockets add subtle utility without disrupting the coat's clean lines. Whether layered over tailored suits or casual weekend ensembles, its waterproof fabric ensures seamless transitioning through drizzly commutes or afternoon strolls.
Barbour, a symbol of quintessential British craftsmanship, infuses the Maia with a modern yet timeless appeal. This trench fits seamlessly into a wardrobe attuned to classic trends making a comeback, echoing the return of statement outerwear that's just as practical as it is stylish.
Materials / Fabrication
- Tortoiseshell-patterned buckles
- Single-breasted silhouette
- Waterproof trench coat
- Lined in Barbour's signature tartan
- Front button closure
- Spread collar
- Belted cuffs
- Front welt pockets
- Removable belt
- Storm flap
- Back vent
- Waterproof
- 61% cotton, 39% polyamide with 100% polyurethane contrast
- Imported
Recommended Care
- Machine wash in cold water on a gentle cycle.
- Line dry to maintain waterproof qualities.
- Avoid using bleach or fabric softeners.
- Do not iron directly on the waterproof areas.
- Store hanging to prevent creasing.
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Barbour, established in 1894 by John Barbour in South Shields, England, has evolved from its origins as an oil cloth importer to a distinguished luxury and lifestyle brand. Renowned for its waxed cotton jackets, Barbour has become synonymous with British country attire, with its products often referred to generically as "Barbour jackets." Beyond its signature outerwear, Barbour offers a diverse range of products, including ready-to-wear clothing, footwear, and accessories for men and women.
