80s Barbour Burghley 2 Crest Wax Coat C36 Navy – Made in England

Measurements (taken flat):
A = TOTAL LENGTH → 123 cm
B = PIT TO PIT → 57cm
C = SLEEVE (measured from collar to cuff) → 68 cm

Condition: Vintage condition 8/10. No structural defects. This jacket shows the honest character of a true 1980s Barbour, with natural fading, light wear and a beautiful vintage patina acquired over decades of use.

An authentic Barbour Burghley 2 Crest, one of the most iconic equestrian coats ever produced by the British brand. The rare 2 Crest label (two Royal Warrants) identifies one of the most collectible eras in Barbour history and is highly appreciated by enthusiasts and collectors.

Originally designed for horse riding, the Burghley features its unmistakable extra-long cut, offering exceptional protection against wind and rain. Crafted from traditional waxed cotton in a timeless navy blue colour, it remains one of the most elegant and functional archive Barbour pieces.

Selected by DRAPS.

• Original 1980s Barbour Burghley
• Rare 2 Crest label
• Made in England
• Waxed cotton construction
• Iconic equestrian design
• Extra-long fit
• Navy blue colour
• Beautiful vintage fading and patina
• No structural defects

A genuine collector's jacket that represents the heritage of Barbour at its finest.

On request, we also offer our professional washing and rewaxing service to refresh the jacket while preserving its original character and history.

Keywords: Barbour Burghley, 2 Crest Barbour, Vintage Burghley, 80s Barbour, Equestrian Wax Coat, Made in England, Archive Barbour, Collector Barbour, Navy Wax Jacket, Heritage Outerwear.

The photos reflect the actual condition of the garment. It has no structural defects, only the authentic signs of time that make every vintage Barbour unique.

Please note: Vintage Barbour jackets often have a distinctive waxed cotton scent, much like quality leather develops its own characteristic smell over time. This is not a defect, but an authentic part of the garment's heritage and character.