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Barbour Steve Mcqueen Workers Wax Jacket Sage
Barbour Steve McQueen Workers Wax Jacket Sage
The Barbour Steve McQueen Workers Wax Jacket in sage green is a masterclass in rugged class, capturing the effortless "King of Cool" aesthetic that defined Steve McQueen himself.
The Workers Wax jacket swaps the traditional field silhouette for a sharper, workwear-inspired cut. The rich sage hue is perfectly complemented by a classic corduroy collar, providing a tactile contrast that feels both heritage-driven and modern. Beyond its striking exterior, the jacket is made for practical warmth and lasting comfort.
The interior features a distinctive square quilted lining, offering an essential layer of insulation against the colder months. Every detail speaks to the collaboration's origin, most notably the signature dual-branded embroidery on the chest, which celebrates the historic link between the iconic McQueen and the Barbour brand. With its secure studded pockets and robust construction, it’s a versatile investment piece that—much like McQueen’s own style—will only look better as it develops a unique patina over the years.
Features
- Outer: 100% Wax Cotton
- Lining: 100% Polyamide
- Tailored Fit
- Signature Branding Embroidery to Left Chest
- Two Studded Side Pockets and Chest Pocket
- Square Quilted Lining
- Style: MWX1853
Barbour Steve McQueen Workers Wax Jacket Sage
The Barbour Steve McQueen Workers Wax Jacket in sage green is a masterclass in rugged class, capturing the effortless "King of Cool" aesthetic that defined Steve McQueen himself.
The Workers Wax jacket swaps the traditional field silhouette for a sharper, workwear-inspired cut. The rich sage hue is perfectly complemented by a classic corduroy collar, providing a tactile contrast that feels both heritage-driven and modern. Beyond its striking exterior, the jacket is made for practical warmth and lasting comfort.
The interior features a distinctive square quilted lining, offering an essential layer of insulation against the colder months. Every detail speaks to the collaboration's origin, most notably the signature dual-branded embroidery on the chest, which celebrates the historic link between the iconic McQueen and the Barbour brand. With its secure studded pockets and robust construction, it’s a versatile investment piece that—much like McQueen’s own style—will only look better as it develops a unique patina over the years.
Features
- Outer: 100% Wax Cotton
- Lining: 100% Polyamide
- Tailored Fit
- Signature Branding Embroidery to Left Chest
- Two Studded Side Pockets and Chest Pocket
- Square Quilted Lining
- Style: MWX1853
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Barbour Steve McQueen Workers Wax Jacket Sage
The Barbour Steve McQueen Workers Wax Jacket in sage green is a masterclass in rugged class, capturing the effortless "King of Cool" aesthetic that defined Steve McQueen himself.
The Workers Wax jacket swaps the traditional field silhouette for a sharper, workwear-inspired cut. The rich sage hue is perfectly complemented by a classic corduroy collar, providing a tactile contrast that feels both heritage-driven and modern. Beyond its striking exterior, the jacket is made for practical warmth and lasting comfort.
The interior features a distinctive square quilted lining, offering an essential layer of insulation against the colder months. Every detail speaks to the collaboration's origin, most notably the signature dual-branded embroidery on the chest, which celebrates the historic link between the iconic McQueen and the Barbour brand. With its secure studded pockets and robust construction, it’s a versatile investment piece that—much like McQueen’s own style—will only look better as it develops a unique patina over the years.
Features
- Outer: 100% Wax Cotton
- Lining: 100% Polyamide
- Tailored Fit
- Signature Branding Embroidery to Left Chest
- Two Studded Side Pockets and Chest Pocket
- Square Quilted Lining
- Style: MWX1853
