British heritage lifestyle brand, Barbour, and iconic French house, A.P.C., will come together for Autumn Winter 2026 to present a capsule collection founded on a shared appreciation for craftsmanship and enduring style. Bringing together outerwear, denim, knitwear, shirts and accessories, the collaboration creates a complete wardrobe that reflects the distinctive DNA of both brands while establishing a new dialogue between them.
At the heart of the collection is a direct exchange of materials, proportions and utilitarian details. Barbour's expertise in outerwear meets A.P.C.'s refined approach to contemporary essentials, resulting in pieces that balance heritage and modernity with effortless ease.
The outerwear offering features several iconic Barbour jacket styles, including the Beaufort for men, first introduced by Dame Margaret Barbour in 1983, the Spey for women, originally designed to be worn with fishing tack, and the longer Sugarlump Bedale, a refined take on classic country outerwear. While the Beaufort and Spey retain their classic proportions, the Sugarlump Bedale offers a more generous, straighter silhouette. Across the collection, design elements inspired by A.P.C.'s denim jackets are incorporated into pocket construction and structural detailing, creating a seamless connection between the two houses.
Available exclusively in dark sage and dark navy, the fabric develops a rich patina over time, evolving with wear in much the same way as A.P.C.'s renowned raw denim. Available exclusively in dark sage and dark navy, the fabric develops a rich patina over time, evolving with wear in much the same way as A.P.C.'s renowned raw denim.
The collection is available in store and online.
