Barbour B.Li Crop Beadnell Ld63 - Green Tartan/Hlnd - XL

The jacket is typically made from waxed cotton, known for its durability and water-resistant properties.

Waxed jackets should never be machine washed or dry cleaned. Wipe clean with a damp cloth and allow to air dry away from heat. Rewaxing is recommended periodically.

'B.Li' likely refers to a specific line or collection within Barbour, and 'Crop' indicates the shorter, modern silhouette of the jacket.

While waxed cotton offers good water resistance, this cropped style is generally best suited for light showers and wind rather than prolonged heavy rain.

It can be worn on cooler summer evenings or days with a breeze. For very warm weather, it might be too warm due to the waxed cotton.

Barbour offers specific rewaxing kits and detailed instructions on their website. It's a process that involves applying the wax evenly and allowing it to dry.

The checkered pattern is part of the fabric weave and requires the same care as the rest of the jacket – avoid washing and dry cleaning, and wipe clean as needed.

This is normal for a waxed jacket. Allow it to acclimatize to room temperature. If excessive, it may indicate over-waxing or residue; consult Barbour's care guide for specific cleaning advice.

Wax transfer can occur, especially when new or in warm conditions. Allow the jacket to cure after waxing and avoid prolonged contact with lighter-colored fabrics until the wax has settled.

The jacket may need rewaxing. Refer to Barbour's official rewaxing instructions or take it to an authorized Barbour repair service.