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Barbour is a renowned English brand established in 1894 by John Barbour in South Shields, England. Originally, the company focused on providing waterproof and protective clothing for fishermen, sailors, and mariners, utilizing oilcloth to create durable outerwear. Over the years, Barbour expanded its product range to include waxed cotton jackets, ready-to-wear clothing, footwear, and accessories, becoming synonymous with British country clothing. The brand has been honored with three Royal Warrants for supplying waterproof and protective clothing to the British Royal Family. Today, Barbour remains a family-owned business, with its headquarters and manufacturing facilities still located in South Shields, England. The company continues to produce its iconic waxed jackets and other products, maintaining a strong presence in the global fashion industry.
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