About Fur
Fur is a natural product that can be dyed, sheared and styled in countless ways. There are many different kinds of fur, each with its own particular characteristics. The following is a brief guide to help you select the fur that best suits your style and needs. If you are interested in a fur that is not listed in our guide we will make it available to you. If there is a particular style you want that you don’t see in our collection, we have the facility to create it especially to your specifications. We carry a wide range of beautifully designed handcrafted furs, all of which are made on the premises at our manufactory in Old Montreal.
Sheared Beaver |
Sheared beaver is soft and velvety in texture. It is a very durable fur and is often dyed fashionable colors. It is also known for its warmth. |
Beaver |
Natural Beaver has long lustrous guard hairs over a thick under fur. It is most often a light brown with golden tones, though can also be found in darker shades. |
Coyote |
Coyote is a thick, long-haired fur. It is most often pale gray with some brown or black undertones which give the fur a lively texture. |
Fox |
There exists a wide range of natural colors in fox. Some of the most common are silver fox, which is black with white highlights, crystal, which is a russet color with gray tones, red, which is a vibrant orange, and blue, which is mostly white with faint gray tips. Fox is a dense and full fur, with a soft texture. It is often dyed for added effect. |
Lynx |
A exceptionally soft fur with white and cream tones and the characteristic dark markings. |
Mink |
Perhaps the most popular fur; mink is lightweight with a soft, thick under fur and a short textured topcoat. |
Sheared Mink |
Shearing removes the guard hairs on the mink pelts to reveal the luxurious under fur. The result is a lighter, more casual look. Sheared Mink is often dyed. |
Rex Rabbit |
The king of the rabbit family. Soft and thick fur and can be dyed in any color. |
Chinchilla |
A light but very dense and soft fur. It is generally white with slate tones. |