Description
The leather is doing more here than it looks. On this brown belted mink stroller the crocodile-embossed trim appears five times: down the front placket, across the belt, as a strap over each shoulder, and as a band above each cuff. A shade darker than the fur, it draws the lines of the piece the way piping draws the lines of a jacket, and it is what makes a short fur read as tailored rather than as a pelt with a zip in it.
The belt is the point of the cut. Pull it in and the body gathers under it, so the hem flares out over the hip and the whole thing takes a waist that a straight stroller never has. The sleeves end in deep bells, and the length runs from the hip to mid-thigh, which is what the word stroller means.
Fitted to you at West 30th Street before it leaves. Compare it against the other browns or the full run of strollers. Everything we sell can be stored, cleaned and repaired here for as long as you own it. Shown with a matching bag and boots, sold separately.







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