Baracuta’s G12 Coat, a modern icon in the making, owes its existence to the esteemed legacy of its precursor, the revered G10. In the realm of Baracuta, where style meets functionality, the G12 stands tall as a testament to continuous innovation.

As the holiday season approaches, Baracuta is delighted to present our carefully curated selection of gifts for everyone in your life. From festive and Christmassy delights and Stocking Fillers to Editor's Picks, we've got you covered.

In a groundbreaking collaboration that brings together two iconic British brands, Baracuta and Barbour have joined forces to create a capsule collection for Autumn Winter 2023. This unique partnership marks a significant milestone for both companies and promises to deliver a blend of heritage and modernity that pays tribute to their rich legacies.

Baracuta, the iconic British brand founded in 1937, is making a powerful comeback this AW23 season with an extraordinary partnership with Goldwin, the Japanese outerwear experts known for their innovative use of materials and high-performance apparel. These two formidable brands have joined forces to create a collection that not only sets new fashion standards but also offers unparalleled protection against the elements.

Dating all the way back to the late ‘70s, A Certain Ratio are one of the most influential Manchester bands of all time. As one of the first to work with Tony Wilson’s Factory Records, the post punk band set a template for generations of future musicians. Their musical style, which incorporated funk, disco, and Latin influences, is still as groundbreaking today as it was more than four decades ago.

As the founder of Royal Ragz, Charlie Ballet has become one of Manchester’s most respected vintage sellers. Originally born in Bristol, he moved north and now combines his vintage selling with a multi-hyphenate approach to work, including styling, photography and clothing rentals.

No one knows the Baracuta G9 Harrington Jacket like Beryl. As a previous Baracuta worker, Beryl has literally had a hand in the creation of the iconic jacket. Working from home, Beryl would make 22 G9 jackets a week, being paid up to £1-2 for each one.

Matty White is a food journalist from Manchester. In the past, Matty has presented and produced food and drink podcasts and shows, as well as appearing on TV. This experience gives him an up-close understanding of Manchester’s thriving culinary scene.

Born and raised in Manchester, Anton Stevens is an important player in the city’s famous club culture. As a DJ, programmer, booker and promoter, Anton works in every aspect of the industry, giving him a full 360-degree perspective on the club’s that Manchester is known, and loved, for.

Artist Luke Passey focuses on shape, pattern, and texture through his work. His work, which is often brightly coloured and easily recognisable, covers everything from traditional prints, canvas paintings and huge murals and can be seen across Manchester.

Laura Kennedy is an important figure in the Manchester music scene. As the co-owner of Piccadilly Records – a cult shop that has become an institution – Kennedy has crafted the store into a must-visit location for local residents and global tourists alike.

There aren’t many vintage sellers with the pedigree of Ladi Kazeem. As the founder of both The Vault and Surrealism Habituary, Kazeem curates a selection of everything from vintage band T-shirts to archive film posters.

After finding success as a musician, Andy Votel is now best known as the brains behind Twisted Nerve and Finders Keepers Records. Andy’s obsession with music also continues into his career as a producer, his extensive record collection (7000 and counting) and his work designing record sleeves.