Re-Loved partnership between Barbour and Oxfam at Glastonbury Festival 2025, featuring iconic figures from Barbour
Barbour Shines at Glastonbury Festival 2025
At this year's Glastonbury Festival, British heritage brand Barbour made a strong presence, with several notable celebrities donning its signature styles.
Key figures like Adwoa Aboah, Lily Allen, Joseph Quinn, Lily James, Billie Piper, Gemma Chan, Dominic Cooper, Saffron Hocking, and Lennon Gallagher were among those who showcased Barbour's blend of classic heritage pieces and practical festival-ready outfits.
Adwoa Aboah, a model and actress, returned to the festival scene since becoming a mother, wearing the Barbour Transporter Oversized Casual Jacket in Navy. Her outfit exuded a casual yet chic vibe, paired with ripped jeans.
Lily James, known for her stylish Barbour ensembles, was also spotted at the festival. She opted for the Emlyn Quilted Bomber Jacket, Elsden Shorts, and Wilton wellies, creating a fashionable yet practical look.
Milly, another celebrity attendee, opted for a waxed Barbour jacket paired with khaki trousers and a straw cowboy hat, embodying a practical, low-effort, and unfussy festival style.
Joseph Quinn, an actor, and Billie Piper, currently making headlines with her return to "Doctor Who," were also seen in Barbour apparel. Quinn wore the Bedale Stripe Casual Jacket and Nimbus Wellingtons, while Piper donned the Transporter Oversized Casual Jacket in Sage and classic Wilton Wellingtons.
Lennon Gallagher, accompanied by his partner Izzy Richmond, was another high-profile Barbour wearer. Gallagher wore the Utility Spey Wax Jacket and Bede wellies, while Richmond opted for the Transporter Oversized Casual Jacket.
Gemma Chan and Dominic Cooper also joined the Barbour-clad celebrities at the festival, wearing the Suri Checked Showerproof Jacket and Westmorland Ripstop Overshirt, respectively.
The Barbour outfits at Glastonbury 2025 featured classic waxed jackets, oversized casual jackets, Wellington boots, and a combination of rugged yet stylish pieces, well-suited for both festival weather and fashion.
Moreover, the brand's presence was linked with sustainability initiatives, notably the Re-Loved X Oxfam project showcased at the festival. This project offered festival-goers the chance to rent or buy previously worn Barbour jackets and accessories, with each jacket being cleaned, repaired, and in some cases upcycled with materials from previous Glastonbury festival collections.
Paul Wilkinson, Deputy CEO of the Barbour Group, expressed his excitement about the return of the Re-Loved initiative and its expansion at the 2025 Glastonbury Festival. The initiative also included a new collection of pins and welly toppers, with exclusive collectibles available for purchase, and a new collection of limited edition pins featuring the logos of Barbour, Oxfam, and Glastonbury available for £7.
All proceeds from the Re-Loved initiative went to support Oxfam's vital work, making it a sustainable and charitable choice for festival-goers.
In conclusion, Barbour once again proved to be a popular brand at the Glastonbury Festival, with its timeless designs taking center stage in the most iconic festival outfits of the 2025 event.
At Glastonbury Festival 2025, the home-and-garden segment was not just limited to the campsite setups. Barbour's Re-Loved X Oxfam project, a fusion of fashion-and-beauty and sustainable-living, offered festival-goers the chance to rent or buy previously worn Barbour jackets and accessories, promoting a more eco-friendly lifestyle.
Barbour's lifestyle appeal transcended just fashion at Glastonbury 2025, with the brand's Re-Loved initiative supporting Oxfam's vital work and encouraging festival-goers to embrace a more sustainable living approach.
