The Traditional Fisherman's Forum

Wallys-Cast wrote:Last year, whilst redecorating the bedroom, my wife came in to inspect the progress and said those wardrobes need another coat or two.
I decided not to argue with the boss and quickly found myself a Barbour Durham and a nice lightweight tweed jacket. She was right of course, they fit in there beautifully.
It's always best to do as you're told.

Wal.

Regular_Caster wrote:Hello chaps,

I thought this maybe a good place to ask, how many Barbour jackets might it be acceptable to own please?

I have had a verbal battle with the wife on a number of occasions that one of our wardrobes, with pretty much solely Barbours was a little excessive!!

I can't bear to part with all my old coats, some of them really well worn, and some repaired too, and others slightly more gently worn!

All of mine are pretty old generally now, and I think all bar two are made here in good old Blighty!

All the best

Paul D wrote:

Regular_Caster wrote:Hello chaps,

I thought this maybe a good place to ask, how many Barbour jackets might it be acceptable to own please?

I have had a verbal battle with the wife on a number of occasions that one of our wardrobes, with pretty much solely Barbours was a little excessive!!

I can't bear to part with all my old coats, some of them really well worn, and some repaired too, and others slightly more gently worn!

All of mine are pretty old generally now, and I think all bar two are made here in good old Blighty!

All the best

So tell us, how many do you actually have? I have two but as with so many things more would be nice.

Wallys-Cast wrote:Last year, whilst redecorating the bedroom, my wife came in to inspect the progress and said those wardrobes need another coat or two.
I decided not to argue with the boss and quickly found myself a Barbour Durham and a nice lightweight tweed jacket. She was right of course, they fit in there beautifully.
It's always best to do as you're told.

Wal.