Description
Almost every red garment is chosen in daylight and worn under a lamp, and most of them shift. A red dyed for the shop window goes orange under tungsten and flat under LED, which is why so many red coats photograph badly at a party. This crimson red ruffled mink jacket is dyed cool rather than warm, and that is the whole reason it holds its colour in a lit room.
The shape is cropped to the waist with a ruffled peplum at the hem and elbow-length sleeves gathered into a matching ruffle. There is no collar; the neckline is a plain round line closed with a single crystal button, which leaves the whole front clear.
It is the most photographed colour we make between November and January, for obvious reasons, and it is worth ordering early for that. See what else is in the current season, the rest of our mink jackets, and our coloured furs.
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