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Barbour and renowned Japanese designer To Ki to collaborate for a second drop in SS25

Continuing for a second drop after the AW24 season, the partnership takesTokihito’s revered Japanese design principles of progressive functionality and a meticulous eye for detail and integrates it with Barbour’s heritage and expertise in outdoor clothing this SS25

by Fiona Briggs
February 4, 2025
in Products
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Detailed overview:

British heritage and lifestyle brand Barbour and the revered Japanese designer To Ki To have worked together on an exciting new collection.

Barbour’s partnership with TO KI TO is something truly special. 15-years-ago, Barbour embarked on its first-ever collaboration with TO KI TO bring together two keen eyes for design and functionality. This collaboration offers complex garments that have been carefully considered at every step to bring together authenticity and expertise with functionality at its core.

In detail:

The TO KI TO x Barbour Wax Driving Jacket brings together both brands DNA with its waxed cotton fabrication and signature TO KI TO silhouette available in an olive colourway. This piece features front and back pockets allowing for great storage, detachable hood and cotton tartan quilted lining, loosely based on the Barbour Riding coat which was first introduced into the range in the 80s.

Alos within the range is the TO KI TO x Barbour Wax Riding Jacket available in a sage green colourway. This longer length piece features a waxed multi-pocket vest with front button fastening, a removable inner liner with a buckled belt to the waist. Highlighting Barbour’s rich archival heritage with TO KI TO’s unique design influence.

The TO KI TO x Barbour Field Wax Jacket takes inspiration from Barbour’s archival Durham jacket based on Captain Cotton’s military customised jacket introduced in 1987. This new season interpretation has been crafted from 100% waxed cotton with a leather collar.

Finished with practical features such as a detachable hood, four utility inspired pockets and a removable inner liner vest. This functional jacket is a perfect blend of Barbour and TO KI TO DNA.

The collection will be available on 4th February online at Barbour.com and selected stockists.

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