Timeless British Soul.
Following the success of their previous two collaborations celebrating the British heritage of both brands, Barbour and Baracuta reunite once again for Fall/Winter 2025, this time taking inspiration from the Northern Soul movement and the distinctive 1970s jackets worn by subculture icons such as Small Faces and The Who.
The collection features a curated selection of outerwear, apparel and accessories designed with both versatility and practicality in mind. This season sees refreshed takes on best-selling silhouettes in new fabrics and patterns, alongside graphic tees inspired by Northern Soul aesthetics, and statement tote bags and caps with iconic patches.
Founded in 1894 by John Barbour in South Shields Market Place, and Baracuta in 1937 by the Miller Brothers in the heart of Manchester, both brands share a legacy of crafting distinctive yet functional garments built to withstand the unpredictable British climate. The campaign pays homage to the enduring influence of Northern Soul, as well as the ongoing dialogue between style and music. Shot at Jumbi, a Hi-Fi music bar and restaurant in the heart of Peckham, the campaign was captured through the lens of acclaimed British photographer Normski.
The Barbour x Baracuta Fall/Winter 2025 collection is now available in-store and online.
PHOTO CREDIT: Courtesy of Barbour and Baracuta.
