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• 1. 1869 320779
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• How old is Barbour now?

  Barbour moved to the Simonside Trading Estate on the outskirts of South Shields and built a manufacturing plant. After 63 years of being a retailer, Barbour became manufacturers and marketers. Duncan Barbour died age 48 and Malcolm Barbour again took over the business with Nancy and her son John Barbour age 19.

• Who is the director of Barbour?

  Barbour Design Director, Ian Bergin, who has now been with the brand for over eight years and has overseen significant collection additions – including the footwear launch some six years ago, believes the younger end of the market, customers predominantly in their 20’s, was not an area they were really hitting.

• What is Barbour Publishing?

  The Barbour mission, publishing popular books at value prices, was unique in Christian retailing, and it quickly took hold in Christian bookstores around the country. Through the 1990s, the company experienced phenomenal growth in its product line and sales, and officially changed its name to Barbour Publishing, Inc.

• What happened to Hugh Barbour’s Books?

  With a new name, Barbour & Company, publishing operations continued with two books that Hugh Barbour says “really put us on the map”—Oswald Chambers’s beloved devotional My Utmost for His Highest and Barbour’s first original title, The Bible Promise Book. Millions of copies later, the latter remains one of Barbour’s bestselling backlist titles.

• Who is the CEO of Barbour?

  The company he had built into a thriving business was acquired by its president and CEO, Tim Martins. Through years of prosperity and challenge, Tim successfully led Barbour for over 16 years.