Barbour B.Li Crop Beadnell Ld63 - Green - M

Your jacket may need re-waxing if the water-repellent finish seems less effective, if the fabric feels dry or stiff, or if you notice a lack of the characteristic waxy sheen. Regular wear and exposure will naturally reduce the wax over time.

No, Barbour waxed jackets should never be machine washed or tumble dried, as this will strip the wax finish and damage the fabric.

The corduroy collar provides a softer feel against the skin compared to traditional waxed cotton, offering extra comfort and warmth around the neck area. It also adds to the jacket's classic aesthetic.

The B.Li Crop Beadnell Ld63 features a shorter, more contemporary length designed to sit higher on the waist. A standard Beadnell jacket is typically longer, offering more coverage.

The main body is lined with Barbour's signature tartan pattern, while the sleeves feature a satin lining to ensure smooth and easy layering over other clothing.

The waxed cotton provides good protection against moderate rain. For prolonged downpours or very heavy rain, a more robust, heavy-duty waxed jacket or a waterproof outer shell might be more suitable.

Store your jacket on a hanger in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place. Avoid storing it in a wardrobe or bag that is not well-ventilated, as this can cause the wax to sweat and potentially transfer onto other surfaces.

This is likely due to the wax coating. Ensure the jacket is stored correctly and avoid direct heat. If excessive, a light wipe with a clean cloth might help, but consult Barbour's care guide for specific advice.

The wax coating may have diminished. The jacket may need to be re-waxed. Refer to Barbour's official re-waxing service or guide.

Try to sponge clean gently with cold water. Avoid harsh detergents or scrubbing, which can damage the wax finish. For stubborn stains, professional cleaning by a Barbour-approved specialist is recommended.

Allow the jacket to air out in a cool environment. For affected items, try gentle spot cleaning according to their fabric care instructions. Prevention is key: avoid prolonged contact with light-colored materials, especially in heat.