Lidl sells the Barbour-style mid-season jacket that matches the entire fall wardrobe, cheaper than at Zara

Finding the perfect outerwear item for the transitional months is not always an easy task. We need something that provides just enough warmth in the mornings, that is not too heavy at midday and, above all, that fits both with jeans and with a knit dress.

This fall 2026, the utilitarian aesthetic has brought us the typical style jackets and jackets. cottage British to the streets of the cities, in what is known as rural chic. The return of the legendary Barbour-style jacket is a fact, but if you don't want to shell out the three figures that the original costs or the 50 that it costs in stores like Mango or Zara, Lidl has just launched the definitive clone under its Esmara brand. A mid-season gem that promises to sell out in record time since it only costs 19.99 euros.

This women's jacket meets all the requirements to become the star garment of our daily looks, combining the versatility of a jacket with the fetish color of the season: olive green. Its design features the iconic Kent collar in contrasting black corduroy, a lapel with hidden press studs and functional patch pockets for that extra touch. heritage so elegant.

Being lightly lined, it becomes the perfect ally for cool mornings on the way to the office without being excessively heavy. It is the comfortable, polished and warm uniform that will save us any day of the week along with a fine knit sweater, straight jeans and retro-style sneakers.

Other similar models

At Lefties we can also find a water-repellent waxed jacket of the same style cottage than the one from Lidl, in green, with a checkered corduroy collar and hook and eye closure. A garment with front flap pockets that is as functional as it is stylish, which now costs 39.99 euros.

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