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A well-maintained Barbour wax jacket is one of the more straightforward secondhand propositions — the construction is consistent, re-waxing restores function almost completely, and the secondary market prices older examples fairly. The Beaufort and Bedale are the most versatile silhouettes. Worth reading first: how to rewax a Barbour jacket.

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Barbour International Gauge Waxed Jacket Black Size M 4 Pocket Moto Coat

99.8% · 1,981 ratings +$9 shipping Listed 2 months ago

Barbour's four-pocket moto cut in waxed cotton -- a silhouette that sits outside the Bedale-Beaufort lineage most buyers search for.

9.0 /10

Barbour $190 $425–$495$495(59% Off Est. Retail59% Off Est Retail)

🔥Barbour International Steve McQueen Waxed Jacket Black Size XL

100.0% · 1,032 ratings Free shipping Listed today

A licensed McQueen wax jacket from a diffusion line that serious Barbour buyers often bypass.

7.0 /10

Barbour $158 $399–$499$499(65% Off Est. Retail65% Off Est Retail)

BARBOUR ENGLAND Medium Long Polarquilt Fleece Lined Mens Field Jacket Coat Zip

100.0% · 4,661 ratings +$13 shipping Listed 1 month ago

A quilted Barbour field jacket in excellent shape, sitting for nearly a month in a category where well-priced pieces move faster.

7.0 /10

Barbour $189 $250–$350$350(37% Off Est. Retail37% Off Est Retail)

Barbour Tan Utility Field Jacket Beige Not Waxed Mens XL

100.0% · 1,984 ratings Free shipping Listed 16d ago

Barbour's unlined utility field jacket in cotton twill, not the waxed cotton that defines the brand's reputation.

6.0 /10

Barbour $85 $250–$350$350(72% Off Est. Retail72% Off Est Retail)

Barbour unisex Green Waxed Jacket Plaid Lined Button Front Size U S 10

100.0% · 5 ratings Free shipping Listed 2 months ago

Barbour's waxed cotton with plaid lining -- the construction that predates the brand's belted field coats by decades.

6.0 /10

Barbour $190 $415–$475$475(57% Off Est. Retail57% Off Est Retail)

Mens Barbour International Fog Parka black hooded waxed jacket Medium

100.0% · 148 ratings Free shipping Listed 7 months ago

Barbour's International line cut this parka from a lighter waxed cotton than the field jackets that dominate search results, so it reads as outerwear but wears closer to a layer.

6.0 /10

Barbour $180 $450–$550$550(64% Off Est. Retail64% Off Est Retail)

Barbour A5 Lined Durham Wax Jacket Men's Dark Green Vintage - C36 91 cm

99.8% · 1,997 ratings Free shipping Listed 1 month ago

A lined Durham from the era when Barbour still built these in South Shields -- the waxed cotton that carried the brand through decades of field use.

6.0 /10

Barbour $100 $280–$380$380(70% Off Est. Retail70% Off Est Retail)

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Buying a Secondhand Barbour: What to Look For

Barbour wax jackets hold up unusually well on the secondary market, partly because the construction has stayed consistent for decades and partly because the main thing that degrades — the wax finish — is almost entirely reversible. A dry, dull jacket that looks tired in photos can be restored with a home rewax or a send-in to Barbour's own repair service. That dynamic creates real buying opportunities if you know what actually matters and what does not.

Barbour Bedale vs Beaufort: Which to Buy Secondhand

The Bedale and Beaufort are the two silhouettes worth focusing on. The Bedale is shorter — it sits at the hip — which makes it more adaptable to everyday wear and easier to layer under or over other pieces. The Beaufort is longer, with more pockets and more coverage, built around a shooting and field use case that still translates well to country or outdoor contexts. For city or mixed wear, the Bedale is the stronger pick. For someone who wants the full traditional Barbour experience or spends time in genuinely wet or cold conditions, the Beaufort earns its extra length. Both are widely available secondhand, and both age well.

Made in England vs Made in China: Does It Matter for Used Barbour?

It matters. Barbour shifted production offshore in stages from the late 1990s onward, and the earlier England-made jackets use a heavier-weight waxed cotton with noticeably sturdier hardware and stitching. The label is the clearest way to identify origin and approximate age: older jackets list the royal warrant holders (look for 'By Appointment to...' text) and will read 'Made in England' without care instruction symbols, which were introduced later. A well-priced Made in England Bedale or Beaufort from the 1980s or 1990s is almost always the better buy over a newer offshore example at a similar price.

Condition Issues to Check Before Buying a Used Barbour

The wax surface is the least important condition factor, which surprises most buyers. Dry, cracked, or patchy wax is normal wear and is fixed with a standard rewax (Barbour's own Thornproof Dressing, applied warm). What actually matters is the lining and the corduroy collar. The tartan lining can tear, thin, or delaminate at the hem and cuffs, and relining is a real cost if you want it done properly. The corduroy collar wears through at the rear contact point and, while replacements are available, it signals overall jacket age and use. A jacket described as 'just needs a rewax' with intact lining and a clean collar is often the best value on the secondary market.

Secondhand Barbour Questions

How does Barbour sizing work and does it run large?

Barbour uses chest sizing — C36, C38, C40, C42 and so on — not S/M/L. Older cuts, particularly pre-2000s Made in England jackets, are cut very generously with a boxy, layering-friendly silhouette. A C38 in an older Beaufort will fit closer to a modern medium-large. If you are buying to wear over a sweater or mid-layer, size down one from what the chest measurement suggests. Current production runs slightly more fitted than the older cuts but still errs boxy compared to most outerwear.

Is it worth buying a Barbour that needs rewaxing?

Yes, in most cases. Rewaxing is straightforward: Barbour sells Thornproof Dressing for around 10 to 12 pounds, it applies with a cloth and gentle heat, and the result is close to factory condition. Barbour also runs a mail-in reproofing service for around 30 to 40 pounds that includes a full clean and wax. A jacket listed as dry or needing rewax with otherwise good lining and hardware is a genuine buying opportunity. The only caveat is that a jacket left totally unwaxed for years in harsh conditions can develop surface cracking in the cotton itself, which rewaxing will not fix.

How do I tell how old a secondhand Barbour jacket is?

The label is the most reliable method. Pre-1980s jackets have very minimal label text. Jackets from the 1980s through the mid-1990s typically show multiple royal warrant holders and read 'Made in England' with no care symbols. From the mid-1990s onward, care symbols were added. 'Made in England' on a label with three warrant holders and no care symbols puts a jacket squarely in the desirable 1980s to early 1990s range. By the mid-2000s, 'Made in England' disappears on most lines.

What is the Barbour International and is it a good secondhand buy?

The International is the motorcycle-heritage jacket in the Barbour line, originally made for the International Six Days Trial team in the 1930s. It is distinguished by a diagonal front zip, no corduroy collar, a slimmer cut than the Bedale or Beaufort, and a more urban aesthetic. It is often underpriced secondhand relative to its design history and the fact that older England-made versions have excellent construction. The same condition checks apply: lining integrity and collar trim condition matter more than surface wax.

Where can I buy pre-owned Barbour menswear?

Right here — this page collects pre-owned and secondhand Barbour menswear from live eBay listings, scored against current market pricing so the resale deals worth acting on sort to the top. Stock turns over daily as pieces sell.

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Buying a Secondhand Barbour: What to Look For

Barbour Bedale vs Beaufort: Which to Buy Secondhand

Made in England vs Made in China: Does It Matter for Used Barbour?

Condition Issues to Check Before Buying a Used Barbour

Secondhand Barbour Questions

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