What is the difference between Barbour Bedale and classic Bedale?

Both popular styles and staples of our classic collection, the Bedale and Beaufort do share a number of characteristics. However, the main difference between the two is length. The Beaufort is just over 8cm longer than the Bedale.

Is the Barbour Beaufort made in England?

If you look at those jackets, they look all very quintessentially British yet when you look at the made in label , there are some differences. While the Beaufort and the Bedale are still made in England, the more modern Ashby one is made in Moldova.

What’s the difference between a Barbour Bedale and a Beaufort?

Barbour claims that the Bedale is meant to be an equestrian jacket (hence the shorter length, side vents, and internal knit cuffs) whereas the Beaufort and Border are intended as hunting jackets (hence the game pockets and longer lengths). Hope that helps. I’m 5’5″ and love the Beaufort.

What’s the difference between a Bedale and a beafourt?

At first glance the Bedale and Beafourt might look identical, but the main difference between the two lies in their length, with the Bedale proving to be shorter by a few inches (the back length of the Bedale measures 30″ to 32″ while the Beaufort measures 33″ to 34″).

Which is better a 36 Beaufort or a 40 Beaufort?

And when trying them on for fit, do so with any appropriate layers (sweaters, liners, suits). While if a Beaufort in a 36 fits perfectly over just a shirt, a 38 or 40 may be better over a thicker sweater or jumper. One may have Beauforts in four different sizes, say 36, 38, 40 and a 42. All would get worn but just in different circumstances.

What’s the difference between a Beaufort and a classic jacket?

They share: Waxed Cotton: All are made of the same 6 oz waxed cotton (as opposed to the Classic, which is 6 oz Sylkoil) All are made of waxed cotton (Beaufort shown). Collars: All have the corduroy collar, designed and attached so that rain is redirected away from the wearer’s neck and down the front of the jacket.