Russian Sable Coats & Jackets

A Russian sable coat is crafted from pelts recognized for their density, natural lightness, and durable wear. Sable fur has a soft texture paired with a dense underfur layer, allowing a finished garment to insulate against freezing winter weather while remaining lightweight across the shoulders. The silken guard hairs shed light moisture and resist matting through normal daily contact. When skins are properly matched and assembled, the fur drapes fluidly with the body and holds up through decades of seasonal use without losing its loft or suppleness.

Our collection centers on full-length coats built for complete winter coverage, alongside shorter stroller coats suited for brisk walking and daily travel. Construction styles include classic straight patterns, directional layouts, and horizontal cross-cut pelts across the body and sleeves. For neckline options, we construct sweeping shawl collars, traditional wing collars, broad cape collars, and deep fur hoods. Color options range from warm, honey-toned golden sable to deep, dark Barguzin shades, with individual designs tailored for both women and men.

This fur suits anyone who needs dependable cold-weather protection without the fatigue caused by heavier outerwear. A Russian sable coat layers smoothly over evening dresses or standard winter tailoring, moving naturally between heated indoor spaces and outdoor cold. Because the pelts are inherently pliable, the coat sits close to the frame without stiffness, making it comfortable during commutes, dinners, and travel throughout the winter months.

Marc Kaufman Furs has been making fur outerwear in Manhattan since 1870, working from our own workroom on West 30th Street. We balance, cut, and finish each piece by hand on the premises. Any garment you select can be fitted to your specific proportions by our tailors. To protect your investment over time, our West 30th Street workroom provides complete care throughout the life of the garment, including summer cold storage, hand cleaning, regular maintenance, and future remodeling as your wardrobe changes.