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Barbour International, the standalone brand inspired by Barbour’s motorcycling heritage since 1936, has joined forces with cult US label and "surf meets city" retailer Saturdays NYC for a second capsule collaboration collection for SS25.
The new three-piece line, which launches on Barbour’s website and through selected stockists on 6 March, features a lightweight wax jacket, a graphic sweatshirt and an oversized t-shirt.
Ian Bergin, Director of Menswear, Footwear & Accessories at Barbour International, said: "We are delighted to be collaborating with Saturdays NYC for a second time.
"This collection showcases Barbour International’s motorcycling history and Saturdays NYC’s urban influence, holding respect for brand heritage and a commitment to quality craftmanship."
A spokesperson for Saturdays NYC added: "Barbour International is a brand that has inspired us since we started designing and to continue this partnership is an exciting commitment to design and craftmanship."
The Barbour International x Saturdays NYC lightweight wax jacket takes inspiration from the original Barbour International jacket, first introduced and created by Duncan Barbour in 1936. The Barbour International A7 jacket, became synonymous among bikers back in the 1960s and 70s.
The collaborative reimagined style retains many of the original key details, including the angled chest map pocket…
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It doesn’t get more classic or retro than this, folks. You’re looking at the Barbour International, which has been in production just as you see it here since — get this — 1936! And since what’s old is new again in our Retro is Golden age, the International is now red hot. The Barbour International jacket is now being distributed by British Motorcycle Gear in the U.S.A.
These are the same folks who bring us the Belstaff goodies, so get ’em while you can, because you never know what tomorrow will bring… Look through a book with photographs of the motorcyclists of yore and it’s obvious that the International jacket was de rigueur riding apparel for the serious motorcycle rider.
Barbour’s own website has some of the statistics: 97% of the competitors in the 1957 Scottish Trials wore Barbour and they were the official motorcycle police jacket in 14 different countries. And other than WWII, when there were no international motorcycle events, Barbour was worn “by virtually every British international motorcycle team from 1936 until 1977”. How’s that for a pedigree?
Most Americans probably got their…