Description
Pale blue is the least stable colour to own in quantity. In daylight it reads as a clear cold blue; under a warm street lamp it turns almost grey; under a fluorescent it goes faintly green. On a small garment nobody notices, but a cape puts several square feet of it in front of you and the shift becomes part of wearing the thing.
Worth knowing before you buy rather than after. This light blue mink cape coat is dyed slightly cooler than the shade most makers use, which is what keeps it blue under a lamp instead of collapsing into grey, and it is the only adjustment available — the rest is physics.
The cut is the same as the others: sleeve in one with the body, wide collar rolling back, no fastening, hem below the knee. See the blue mink coats, our coloured furs, and what is currently in the clearance sale.











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