Sheared beaver fur coat

A fur coat is a wardrobe element that is practically indispensable in cold and long winters. A product made of natural materials gives confidence and a sense of luxury to its owner.

A beaver fur coat not only looks beautiful, but it also protects from bad weather, cold and wind, snow and even light rain, because it is made from the skin of a waterfowl.

The beaver's fur is thick and tough, rather long. Its natural color is brown, and it is not uniform, since there is a natural transition from a dark shade to a light one.

Natural, unshorn material is quite heavy, which is one of the characteristic features by which you can distinguish a beaver from other fur. Due to its rough texture, weight and rigidity, it has long been used only for men's clothing, but now such coats are an integral part in women's departments.

However, female models are most often made of plucked or sheared fur. The process consists in plucking a hard guard hair from the fur fabric. Such a fur coat is lighter than unshorn, it is still warm, but it also costs a lot of money, because the thinning procedure is done manually and takes a lot of time.

And finally, a cross between these two options - a bobbed beaver. Coarse hair is cut to the length of the undercoat, making the fur coat soft, visually velvety, plush. This technology does not reduce the cost, but it allows looking for new solutions in modeling, because trimmed fur looks neater and softer.

A product made of this fur is durable, so with proper care, a real beaver fur coat can last almost twenty years. The villi themselves have strength, which are held with such force that even after a while, bald spots and abrasions do not appear on the product.

There are Canadian and Russian beaver fur coats:

• The Russian beaver is of inferior quality, and fur coats made from it are rather a craft business due to the small number of the population and rare hunting trophies from these animals.
• Canadian beaver fur coats are made in volumes of mass production, since only they have such rare "farms" of this beast. In addition, their fur is thicker due to its northern habitat.

Both short sheepskin coats and long, knee-length coats are sewn from the beaver.

The most popular cuts are trapezoidal silhouettes, straight and fitted.

Rarely, but still there are oversized fur coats, but since a beaver is a heavy material, not every woman will dare to wear such a product.

The most commonly seen is the knee-length straight coat, which is worn with or without a belt.

The most common element on a beaver fur coat is a large collar. Moreover, unlike, for example, mink, this type of fur is rarely combined with others. Instead, they combine a beaver of different processing, on a shorn model, an unshorn collar.

Very often on the shelves you can find fur coats with a stand-up collar, which most often has large decorative buttons. There are models with hoods that look like a collar when lowered.

In creating beaver fur coats, fashion designers adhere to the rule of minimalism, because this fur is ranked as noble, which means that the simpler the style, the more attention will be paid to the material.

The beaver's fur has a pleasant rich brown-red color with a natural transition from dark to light, it is also the most common. The variety of colors in such fur coats is not the greatest and it is built around a natural shade. The fur can be tinted, getting a darker brown or even black color. There is also a lightening of the skin of the beaver to red and cream colors. Unnatural colors such as blue are very rare.

Whitening is also possible, although it is quite difficult to achieve a completely white shade. However, it should be understood that in order to lighten the dark brown so much, the skin has to be subjected to serious processing, which reduces the quality of the material and the durability of the product itself.

Moreover, they are even more expensive than dark models. Cream, beige, pearl shades are more common, although completely white are also found.

Since for sewing a beaver fur coat you have to use the fur of wild animals, and not specially grown on farms, the price is appropriate, from fifty thousand for a short fur coat and from seventy for an average length. The price depends on the length of the product, color, model and the availability of trimming from other fur. When buying a fur coat, you should be careful and look at the price, as sellers may try to slip a rabbit for a beaver. And although the price of such a fur coat is much lower (about thirty thousand rubles), its wear resistance is lower than that of a beaver.

Judging by the reviews, many find it difficult to say about the differences between a beaver and a rabbit, which is passed off for him, which is why there is a general confusion in the preliminary estimate. Owners of fur coats note its warm properties, pleasant texture, but they often talk about the weight of the product, since it is heavy.

Some sellers try to pass off a rabbit as a shorn beaver, so be careful when choosing. And although outwardly they are really similar, in their qualities and to the touch they are completely different.The rabbit is soft and delicate, silky.

A distinctive feature of a shorn beaver is its hard "hemp", which can be felt if you run your hand over the fur - it pricks a little, besides, it is elastic.

• High-quality beaver fur coats are sewn from skins specially selected using computer technologies so that the fur matches not only in color, but even in length and density. So, it's worth checking the wrong side, because the rabbit skins are small, which means that a much larger number of details will be sewn. In addition, all skins must be sewn in the same direction.
• The flesh of a good fur coat is light, resembles suede in density, coarser than that of the same rabbit. Dyed fur should be solid.
• The coat of the whole fur coat should look absolutely even, smooth, without longer or shorter pieces, otherwise the beaver will look cheaper outwardly. You should check the density of the fibers, whether they remain on the fingers, if you lightly pull on them.

The combination of a beaver with other fur is a rare occurrence, but if fashion designers take this step, then most likely the fur coat will amaze the imagination. Bleached Canadian beaver paired with oversized fluffy fox cuffs and collar. To complete such a luxurious look is snow-white trousers, jewelry or costume jewelry "in gold", as well as a clutch in the tone of fox fur.

A black elongated fur coat combined with raccoon cuffs and edges is a great everyday option. It can be combined with business and casual wear, such as skinny black jeans and a shirt in a black and white pattern.

The classic brown beaver with a flared hem and belt is another hit for every day. A striking accent on such a fur coat is a lynx collar. Due to the short length of the product, you can safely wear high boots with it, and jeans or trousers with a blouse with a high neckline will complement the image.