Style
November, 1990
Extra DryFor almost a century, waxed-cotton Thornproof outerwear by the British company Barbour has kept commoners and kings warm and dry while they sailed and quailed. Today, the popularity of watertight styling has spread far beyond the U.K. Oiled Barbour outerwear with corduroy collars, cargo pockets and tartan linings are now the rain gear for keeping dry in the States--and we'll soon be pounding the pavement with a new line of waterproof footwear by G. H. Bass. The Klinger, a lace-up moccas...