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.

More images from Beacon Brand Collection after the jump. 

The good folks at Selectism turn us to this collaboration piece by Barbour and J.Crew. The Bedale Jacket is made in England with a waxed Sylkoil cotton finish. The jacket is “described as “ready-for-anything” and with Corduroy lining the full neck collar, we couldn’t agree more. The versatility and rugged texture is sure to last, but will the stock? 

Barbour is an authentic British brand providing a wardrobe of clothes for country pursuits, country living and for those who simply love the country, while still maintaining the core values of its heritage, durability, fitness for purpose and attention to detail.

Barbour’s dedication to legacy continues with their Spring 2009 Outwear line. Each piece is amazing well-crafted, leaving us breathless with payment in hand.

More info and images after the jump.