Barbour Mens Re-Engineered Blackett Spey Waxed Jacket - XL - Green

You should never machine wash or tumble dry this jacket. Clean it by sponge cleaning only with cold water. Do not use soap or detergents. Allow it to dry naturally away from direct heat.

Yes, the waxed cotton exterior provides good protection against rain and wind. For maximum water repellency, ensure the wax coating is in good condition, re-waxing if necessary.

The needlecord collar is a signature Barbour design element that provides a soft, comfortable finish around the neck and helps to seal out drafts.

The frequency of re-waxing depends on how often you wear the jacket and the conditions it is exposed to. Typically, re-waxing is recommended every 1-3 years, or when the jacket starts to lose its water-repellency or develops a dull appearance.

These are designed to provide generous and easily accessible storage for your essentials, such as a wallet, phone, or small tools, while maintaining the jacket's silhouette.

The 'Re-Engineered' aspect suggests updated styling or construction based on a classic design. The 'Blackett Spey' refers to a specific model, likely a variation on traditional Barbour styles, offering a unique combination of features and fit.

This is normal for waxed cotton. The stiffness will reduce with wear and body heat. Ensure you are only sponge cleaning and not using harsh chemicals.

This is often referred to as 'blooming' and is a natural process for waxed cotton. It can usually be removed by gently warming the jacket (e.g., by wearing it or placing it in a warm room) and lightly wiping with a soft cloth. Avoid direct heat sources.

The wax coating may have worn off. Consider re-waxing the jacket using a Barbour-approved wax. Ensure the jacket is clean and dry before applying new wax.

For minor issues, a patch from a repair kit or professional seamstress might be an option. For significant damage, contact Barbour customer service for potential repair services.