Eddie Horniman’s country wardrobe in Netflix’s The Gentlemen includes several waxed-jacket looks. Independent outfit guides have identified a Barbour Corbridge in Black, an Ogston in Navy and a Bedale in Sage. These are reported identifications rather than confirmations from Barbour or the costume department. Here is how the three jackets differ and what to check before choosing one.
Which Barbour jackets are associated with Eddie?
Outfit-identification guides report three distinct looks: a Black Corbridge in season one, episode three; a Navy Ogston in season one, episode one; and a Sage Bedale elsewhere in season one. Similar jackets can be difficult to identify on screen, so we have attributed these matches rather than presenting them as costume-department confirmations.
The Black Corbridge: a sharper utility jacket
Independent outfit listings identify Eddie’s black waxed jacket in season one, episode three as a Barbour Corbridge. The Corbridge in Black at Allweathers has a close, structured outline, a stand collar and four front pockets. Its 6oz waxed-cotton outer and lightly quilted lining make it a practical choice for cooler days.
The Corbridge is the most fitted of the three jackets discussed here. If its neat shape is what appeals to you, pay particular attention to the chest and shoulders when checking the size guide, especially if you plan to wear knitwear underneath. Our complete Corbridge guide covers its fit and construction in more detail.
The Navy Ogston: a more substantial field jacket
An outfit-identification listing connects a blue Barbour Ogston with Eddie in season one, episode one. The current Ogston in Navy at Allweathers offers the same model and colour for readers drawn to that look.
The Ogston has a tailored shape, but it feels more substantial than the Corbridge. Its 8oz Oban waxed-cotton outer, wool-blend tartan lining and quilted inner bib make it a stronger choice when warmth is a priority. Four utility pockets and reinforced elbow patches add to its field-jacket character.
The Sage Bedale: the traditional country choice
A separate outfit listing identifies one of Eddie’s season-one jackets as a Barbour Bedale in Sage. Its shorter body, corduroy collar, handwarmer pockets and generous lower bellows pockets give it a more traditional country-jacket appearance than the Corbridge or Ogston.
The Bedale’s regular fit leaves more room through the body for movement and layering. Sage waxed cotton can also look darker in some lighting, which is one reason a screen colour should not be judged from a single frame.
Why the country wardrobe works
The Gentlemen moves between inherited country life and a more polished, dangerous world. Waxed outerwear, knitwear, checks and tailoring can all sit within that wardrobe without looking like a matching outfit. The different jacket shapes help change the impression: the Corbridge looks neat and purposeful, the Ogston more substantial, and the Bedale relaxed and traditional.
Costume designer Loulou Bontemps has discussed how the characters’ clothing develops in season two. Netflix describes a wardrobe that moves beyond the estate into London and Italy, with more tailoring and vintage pieces. Its interview with the cast and costume designer offers more on that approach, although it does not confirm these individual Barbour models. Our broader guide to Barbour jackets in film and TV covers other screen looks.
Which jacket should you choose?
Choose by the fit and weight you will enjoy wearing, rather than by a screen identification alone.
| Jacket | Fit and feel | Best reason to consider it |
|---|---|---|
| Corbridge in Black | Close and structured, with a lightly quilted lining. | You prefer a sharper four-pocket utility shape. |
| Ogston in Navy | Tailored and more substantial, with an 8oz waxed outer and quilted inner bib. | You want a heavier jacket for colder days. |
| Bedale in Sage | Shorter, regular-fitting and easier to layer. | You favour a traditional country silhouette. |
Barbour describes the Corbridge as tailored, and our experience at Allweathers is that it feels closer than the brand’s classic jackets. The Ogston is also tailored; the Bedale gives you more room through the body. Compare each product’s size guide with a jacket you already own and allow for the layers you intend to wear.
Find your own country jacket
Whether you prefer the neat Corbridge, the heavier Ogston or the roomier Bedale, choose the jacket that suits your everyday use. The screen references are a starting point; fit, warmth and comfort should make the final decision.
