Barbour Melbourne Mac Jacket - Waterproof (For Men)

Well, I think this jacket(not so much "jacket" as "coat") is not a typical Barbour. Though I really satisfied I purchased coz I always want something different from others. Apprently Barbour, but pretty much different inside. That's the point I satisfied! Lightweight, durable & varsatile. But the cut is little bit tight espesially around shoulders, so not recommend for stout person.

The coat is waterproof, but the outside takes some time to dry.

I had no sooner opened the box than a colleague was intrigued and covetous. He knew Barbour quality and couldn't believe the price. Within hours, he had bought his own jacket. I haven't had the chance to try it out in a good rain storm yet, but am so far quite happy. I like the corduroy cuffs and collar and the lining. The coat seems reasonably warm, but it is not insulated so it should be good in multiple seasons.

This is another well executed jacket from Barbour. It has a great fit (similar to the Beaufort) but at a longer, knee length for inclement weather. The fabric is a lightweight cotton backed by a waterproof membrane. It is lined in the classic Barbour tartan plaid and has corduroy lining the collar and sleeve cuffs. For Barbour enthusiasts, this jacket is not made with the heavier weight waxed cotton or oil cloth. The outer fabric is lighter weight (almost a heavy shirting cloth) and is machine washable. The lining is tartan but this fabric is a whisper weight, perforated, mesh type polyester that is similar to the liner in an alpinist waterproof jacket. Overall, it is a great jacket for city wear but probably not something for a more rugged setting.