Description
The hard part of a pale coat is not the dye. It is the sorting. Any two skins that took colour slightly differently will read as a stripe once they are set side by side, and a pale shade gives you nowhere to hide it — there is no shadow in the pile to break the eye’s journey across the panel.
A cape makes that worse than any other cut, because the panels are the widest in tailoring: one unbroken sweep from the collar to the wrist with no seam to interrupt it. Every skin in this blush pink mink cape coat was laid out and matched before a single cut was made, which is slow, and it is why the colour reads as one piece of fabric rather than as a collection of skins.
The shade is a warm low pink that behaves as a neutral from across a street. Browse our coloured furs, the rest of the mink coats, and bring it in each spring to be cleaned and cold stored.











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