Blue Sky Fox Fur Half Coat
Sale price€1.093,95
Arizante Full-Length Fox Fur Vest
Sale price€2.066,95
Natural Fox Hooded Half Coat
Sale price€6.613,95
Natural Fox Half Coat with Stand Collar
Sale price€5.786,95
Natural Fox Fur Vest
Sale price€3.306,95
Natural Fox Fur Jacket with Stand Collar
Sale price€4.133,95
Silver Fox Bolero Jacket
Sale price€826,95
Bordeaux Fox Bolero Jacket
Sale price€826,95
Golden Island Fox Bolero Jacket
Sale price€826,95
Arctic Marble Fox Fur Jacket
Sale price€826,95
Fawn Light Fox Fur Jacket
Sale price€826,95
Blue-Black Fox Fur Jacket
Sale price€826,95
Arizante Fox Fur Jacket
Sale price€826,95
Arctic Marble Fox Fur Vest
Sale price€671,95
Bluejean Fox Fur Vest
Sale price€671,95
FAQ
Is fox fur warm?
Very. The combination of dense underfur and long guard hairs traps a lot of air, which is what insulation actually depends on. Fox is warmer than its light, airy appearance suggests, though it is bulkier than mink for the same warmth.
Why is fox less expensive than mink or sable?
Fox pelts are considerably larger, so a garment needs fewer of them, and there is less matching labour involved than with small skins like sable or chinchilla. It is a genuine luxury fur at a more accessible price, not a lesser material.
What is the difference between silver, blue and arctic fox?
They are different colourings and in some cases different species. Silver fox is black with silver-tipped guard hairs. Blue fox is a soft grey-blue with exceptional density. Arctic fox is pure white with the finest, densest underfur of the three. Marble and shadow fox are paler patterned variants.
How do I care for long-haired fur like fox?
Shake it out rather than brushing it, which separates the guard hairs without breaking them. Store it cool, dark and uncovered with space around it so the hair is not crushed flat. If it gets wet, shake and hang it to dry slowly away from any heat source, never a radiator or hair dryer.
































