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Notable UK Trademark

BARBOUR

Barbour has been registered in the UK for clothing since the company was founded in South Shields in 1894 by John Barbour. The waxed cotton jacket became an emblem of rural British life, worn by the Royal Family and farmers alike.

Classes25
StatusRegistered
On the register7+ years
Current ownerJ. BARBOUR & SONS LIMITED

UK IPO Record

BARBOUR — registered UK trademark image from the UK IPO
Application Number
UK00917921708
Word Mark
BARBOUR
Status
Registered
Applied
21 June 2018
Registered
14 August 2019
Next Renewal
21 June 2028
Owner
J. BARBOUR & SONS LIMITED
Nice Classes
Class 25

Brand History & Trademark Analysis

Barbour has been registered in the UK for clothing since the company was founded in South Shields in 1894 by John Barbour. The waxed cotton jacket became an emblem of rural British life, worn by the Royal Family and farmers alike. Barbour holds three Royal Warrants and its jackets are one of the few garments that bridge the British class divide, worn equally in the countryside, the city, and on festival fields.

The mark also has strong recognition in the UK market.

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