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Florence Embroidered Barn Vest

Florence Embroidered Barn Vest

$229.00 USD

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A water-repellent barn vest lined in ivory fleece, with embroidery at the chest and back and three pockets.

A barn vest has one job that a fashion vest does not: it has to be warm at the core while leaving the arms entirely free, and it has to survive the barn. This one answers both. The shell is water-repellent, so it handles a wet gate and a hose without soaking, and the lining is a soft ivory fleece, which is where the warmth comes from rather than from bulk insulation. Zippered pockets at the front and an interior pocket mean nothing falls out when a rider bends. Equestrian embroidery sits at the chest and across the back.

Specifications:

  • Water-repellent shell
  • Soft ivory fleece lining
  • Embroidered detail at the chest and back
  • Two zippered pockets and one interior pocket
  • Navy
  • Sizes XS through XXL

Fit:

Sizes XS to XXL. Cut as a layering piece rather than an outer shell, so it goes over a shirt or a long sleeve without binding at the shoulder.

Water-repellent is not waterproof.

Stated plainly because it decides what this is for. Water-repellent handles spray, a shower and a wet yard. It is not rated for sustained rain.

What sets this one apart:

A sleeveless vest with a water-repellent shell and a soft ivory fleece lining, so the warmth comes from the lining rather than from bulk insulation. Two zippered pockets at the front and one inside, with equestrian embroidery at the chest and across the back.

Why it is here:

Fleece lining rather than quilted fill. Fill compresses under a jacket and stops working; a fleece lining does not, which makes this the vest that still functions as a mid layer in January rather than only as an outer layer in October.

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