Fur types

Fox features long, dense and shiny fur with a distinctive undercoat. It is one of the most popular and representative furs.

• Regularly comb with a long-toothed comb in the direction of the fur
• Never pull tangled tufts — gently work them out
• Provide ample space when storing so the fur is not compressed
• Premium fox requires especially gentle handling

Mongolian sheep has a characteristic long, curly fur with a natural sheen. The fur is very soft and airy but sensitive to deformation.

• Do not comb too often — you will disrupt the natural waves
• After wear, lightly shake and let it air
• Always store hanging, never folded in a box
• Avoid wet weather — the wool loses its shape when damp

Raccoon fur is one of the warmest and most durable. A dense undercoat and longer guard hairs make it ideal for freezing days.

• Extremely resilient, copes even with harsh winter conditions
• Brush the dense fur regularly to prevent matting
• When drying, take time to fully dry the undercoat as well
• When having it professionally cleaned, mention it is raccoon fur

Short-haired furs like mink have a smooth, soft surface. They are elegant and relatively low-maintenance but very sensitive to chemicals.

• Regularly wipe with a soft dry cloth in the direction of the fur
• Avoid contact with perfumes and cosmetics
• Short fur quickly absorbs odours — air it regularly

Regardless of fur type the basic rules apply — airing, the right hanger, enough space, no heat and no plastic. Our team is happy to clarify care details for a specific type.

Tip: Keep the tag and label of every new piece — they contain valuable information about the fur type and recommended care.