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Transport Ursula Waterproof Jacket

Dark Stone

Sale price£419.00

COLOUR: Dark Stone

SIZE: L

Dark Stone
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  • Style MWB1161
  • Cotton face with a polyurethane membrane
  • Polyamide lining and hood
  • Check design
  • Stand collar
  • Lower bellows pockets and an angled chest pocket
  • Stow-away hood
  • 72cm back length

Steve McQueen rode the 1964 International Six Days Trial in a Barbour International suit, and it was the International that Captain George Philips of the submarine Ursula had asked Barbour to adapt back in 1940. The Transport Ursula is a cotton-faced waterproof with a membrane inside, a stand collar, bellows pockets low down, an angled chest pocket and a hood that stows away. It is 72cm at the back, and the check is Dark Stone.

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