J.Crew has taken stock of Barbour‘s Derwent jacket, a vintage-inspired tackle jacket from one of the UK’s no-longer-hidden gems. The jacket features proper old-school styling in an military olive finish. It’s crafted in English thornproof waxed cotton and lined with Barbour’s tartan fabric.

Buy It: $399 at J.Crew

With tradeshow season in full effect, the good folks over at Selectism have made their way over to Berlin for this year’s Bread & Butter. They turn us to the S/S 2011 collection for Barbour‘s ongoing collaboration with Japan’s To Ki To. “Designer, Tokihito always adds a variety of accents to the line. The “Duralinen Trials Shirt” in olive includes a wrap which attached the rear of the jacket to the front via a crotch wrap – which helps in keeping the dirt off your slack.”

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Barbour‘s collaboration with Japanese designer Tokihito Yoshida will be back for a third season, and London’s Number Six has the 8-piece range available now for pre-order beginning June 15th. Between buying a Father’s Day gift, pre-ordering an iPhone 4 and hopefully reserving one of these limited edition pieces, next week’s definitely going to be as expensive as it will be exciting.

Head to Number Six London on June 15th to pre-order. Check out some more shots of the collection after the jump.

If you’re looking for a solid summer jacket, then look no further than Barbour‘s bicycle jacket. With an extensive archive and incomparable understanding of the demands of a country lifestyle, the label enhanced its contemporary edge with a successful collaboration with Japanese label TOKITO by Tokihito Yoshida. The winning Bicycle Jacket from last season is reprised and built with new dimensions for a lightweight feel that is suitable for warmer seasons.

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If you’re the market for a laptop bag, why not go with what the masses have demanded for such a long time — a waxed cotton finish? Barbour‘s waxed cotton is world famous and the company continues to perfect their trade. With all the features and details we have come to expect from Barbour, this is a perfect example of what they do so well.

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If the weather conditions of late are getting to be too inconsistent for you, we suggest this Barbour jacket made of waxed cotton. After seeing it over at Selectism, we have to say it definitely gets our stamp of approval, no matter what the weather. Wear it in the rain, the sleet or hail, just know that it’s comfortable, durable and most of all, has a hood as well for added protection.

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Available now at Opening Ceremony is Barbour’s collaboration with Japanese designer Tokihito Yoshida. Prior to starting his own brand, To Ki To, Tokihito designed for companies like Mens Bigi, Harolds Gear, and Blades Savile Row to name a few. The Beacon Brand Collection includes a waxed trench coat and bicycle, horse riding and driving jackets, and is inspired by Barbour’s extensive archive that dates back to 1908. Tokihito updated the classic styles with clever details that focus on utility and have a more streamline design.

Head to Opening Ceremony’s Manhattan store to grab one (or two or three) of the pieces but expect the lineup to hit the online store sometime this coming week.

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