Classic items from established brands really are the best. As the name “classic” suggests, they have a long history and reliable quality, so you’ll never get tired of them no matter how old you get. But this series is aimed at those with a bit of a rebellious streak. Here, I’ll introduce some lesser-known yet truly captivating pieces from those brands. In this 29th installment, we’ll look at a lesser-known gem from Barbour.
Photo_Arata Suzuki
Styling_So Matsukawa
Text&Edit_Yuri Sudo
An Unexpected Side of 's Spring/Summer CollectionPast ArticlesAs I mentioned earlier, this time we’ll be talking about fall and winter—the seasons they excel at.
As the heat starts to subside, store shelves fill up with wax jackets, but if you look a little further back, you’ll find items like this, too.
Hardale Crew ¥27,500
*Available in late October
Knitwear is an essential part of a British gentleman’s wardrobe during the colder months. This piece features a traditional British Fair Isle pattern, reinterpreted in the brand’s signature style. While the torso and both sleeves share the same pattern, they are rendered in different colors.
Just a touch of playfulness added to the rustic charm created by geometric patterns is all it takes to make it look this dapper. Barbour’s sense of balance really shines here.
Placement Scottish Knit ¥55,000
*Available in late October
Next up is a piece that showcases the high-quality texture unique to Scottish-made garments. Featuring an authentic Nordic pattern, the orange color creates a visually warm impression. It’s best paired simply with items like denim or chinos.
Scottish Knit Cardigan ¥60,500
*Available in late October
While the previous two sweaters take center stage, this one plays a supporting role.
Made from a textured fabric reminiscent of Shetland knit, you’re sure to be impressed by its soft feel against your skin. The elegant color-blocking in navy and burgundy, along with the pocket detailing, adds a nice touch. This versatile piece pairs well with anything—from T-shirts and button-down shirts to turtlenecks.
A true British gentleman doesn’t just focus on his outer appearance. Make sure even the knitwear peeking out is impeccable. With , you can achieve just that.
Location Note: The room of a man who works in advertising. He has a photo of Nicolas Cage on the wall, but it seems he isn’t really a fan. His favorite film is *Wild at Heart*.
