Anthropologie announced its exclusive lifestyle collaboration with heritage brand Barbour. The collection pairs Barbour’s storied connection to the outdoors with Anthropologie’s signature eye for color, pattern and unexpected details.
Since Barbour first arrived at Anthropologie in May 2025, the brand has quickly become a customer favorite, with its signature outerwear styles consistently selling out. Now, Anthropologie is expanding its Barbour assortment by 200% year over year, marking the brand’s first foray into home with Anthropologie.
“Barbour has built a legacy around timeless craftsmanship and pieces that are made to be lived in and loved over time,” said Anu Narayanan, global president of women’s, home and retail at Anthropologie. “We saw an opportunity to take the pieces our customers already love and imagine what else that world could look like through the Anthropologie lens. From our approach to pattern and color to the details woven throughout the collection, we wanted to create something that feels deeply rooted in both brands, while celebrating the warmth that makes this season so special.”
The collection brings that shared point of view to life across tabletop, textiles, lighting, fashion and pet, with classic Barbour tartans paired with Anthropologie’s signature florals, rich textures and playful accents. From mugs and bowls to pillows, throw blankets, floor cushions and LED lanterns, each piece offers a fresh take on the everyday rituals of fall. Five exclusive outerwear styles and coordinating pet accessories round out the assortment, extending the collection from home to the outdoors.
“At Barbour, we create products that become part of our customers’ everyday stories. Working with Anthropologie allowed us to infuse this purposeful heritage with a distinctly feminine spirit,” said Nicola Brown, director of womenswear at Barbour. “By combining Barbour’s craftsmanship with Anthropologie’s playful creativity, we’ve created a versatile collection that feels equally at home in the countryside, the city and the spaces we cherish most.”
