Description
A hood on a fur is either an afterthought or the reason you bought it. On this black hooded mink jacket it is cut deep and lined in the same fur, so it stands up around the face instead of collapsing onto the shoulders the moment you put it down. That is the difference between a hood you actually raise and one you never use.
The rest is built to be worn hard. A two-way zip runs up a leather placket, the patch pockets are banded in the same leather, and the cuffs flare wide and turn back in it. Leather at every point that takes friction is what keeps a short fur looking new through a winter of real wear.
Made and altered in our own West 30th Street workroom and fitted before it leaves. See the rest of the black mink or every fur jacket we carry. Everything we sell can be vaulted, cleaned and repaired here. The bag and boots are styling; the jacket is sold on its own.
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