Lynx Coats Lynx Jackets
Genuine lynx fur coats and jackets — the wild, spotted fur no two of which are alike. Creamy fields and soft charcoal markings, hand-selected by Marc Kaufman Furs, NYC’s furrier since 1870.
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Genuine lynx fur coats and jackets — the wild, spotted fur no two of which are alike. Creamy fields and soft charcoal markings, hand-selected by Marc Kaufman Furs, NYC’s furrier since 1870.
Showing 1–15 of 30 results
No fur is more recognizable than lynx. Its creamy, pale ground and soft charcoal spotting mean no two pelts — and no two lynx coats or jackets — are ever alike. Marc Kaufman Furs has sourced and crafted genuine lynx in New York City since 1870, for clients who want a fur no one else will be wearing.
From full-length lynx coats that make an unforgettable entrance to lynx fur jackets and vests cut for everyday drama, each piece showcases the fur's natural pattern. Lynx is often paired with white fox trim to keep the palette icy and bright. Because the markings vary from pelt to pelt, every garment is genuinely one of a kind.
Fine lynx is harder to source each year, which makes these pieces as much a collector's item as a winter coat. If you're considering lynx, our specialists can walk you through the differences between lynx, cat lynx, and bobcat, and help you choose a pelt with the pattern you love.
Every lynx piece is selected and finished in our own workroom and backed by in-house cleaning, glazing, and cold storage. Given the rarity of the fur, most lynx coats and jackets are offered on a consultation basis. Request a quote, or visit our West 30th Street showroom to see this extraordinary fur in person.
Lynx is one of the most exclusive furs in the world due to its limited availability, exotic origin, and the meticulous craftsmanship required to match the pelts. The most expensive and sought-after part of a lynx is the soft belly fur, which features a pure white base with distinct, dramatic black spots. The wider the white section and the clearer the spots, the more valuable the coat. Crafting a coat with perfectly matched, heavily spotted belly pelts is a hallmark of elite luxury.
Yes, absolutely. Because the lynx naturally inhabits some of the coldest, most unforgiving climates on earth—such as the Canadian and Russian tundras—their fur provides extraordinary natural insulation against freezing temperatures. Despite its incredibly dense, plush appearance, a high-quality lynx coat is remarkably lightweight, offering the perfect combination of bold high fashion and ultimate winter functionality.
