Black Swakara Jacket with Mink Notch Collar
Sale price€3.100,95
Blue Black Swakara Half Coat with Cashmere
Sale price€1.963,95
Blue Black Swakara Cape with Mink Notch Collar
Sale price€5.115,95
Black Swakara Cape with Russian Sable Sleeves
Sale price€20.004,95
Black Swakara Half Coat with Mink and Russian Sable Trim
Sale price€18.402,95
Blue Black Swakara Half Coat with Mink Trim
Sale price€4.340,95
Grey Swakara Collarless Half Coat
Sale price€2.686,95
Black Swakara Hooded Half Coat with Mink and Russian Sable Trim
Sale price€13.631,95
Grey Swakara Half Coat
Sale price€2.583,95
Grey Swakara Half Coat with Mink Trimmed Hem
Sale price€4.340,95
Black Swakara Half Coat With Mink Trim
Sale price€5.115,95
Grey Moon Swakara Half Coat with Mink Trim
Sale price€4.340,95
Acciaio Swakara Jacket with Fox Notch Collar
Sale price€2.273,95
Asphalto Swakara Jacket with Fox Trim
Sale price€2.273,95
Grey Swakara Jacket with Stand Collar
Sale price€2.790,95
FAQ
What is Swakara fur?
Swakara is the fur of the Karakul sheep, named for South West Africa where the breed was farmed. It is distinguished by a tight, flat, glossy curl rather than the soft pile of mink or sable, which gives it a completely different visual character.
Is Swakara warm?
Warm, but not in the way a dense fur like mink is. Swakara is notably light and flat rather than thick, so it insulates well for its weight without the bulk. It suits transitional weather and layering better than deep midwinter cold.
How does Swakara compare to mink or sable?
How should Swakara be cared for?
The same fundamentals as any fur: cool, dark, uncovered storage with air circulating, and no heat. The curl should never be brushed or combed, which distorts it. If a piece gets wet, shake it out and let it dry slowly away from any heat source.
































