Fur coats are such a must for s stylish woman’s closet!
And no matter how big or small the fur piece is, when thrown over your shoulders, it always makes you feel like a Queen!
And the best part is that a fur coat can be affordable, Girls, especially if you know what kind of fur piece to look for!
So here they are, the classic mink coats, the chinchilla jackets, the fox vests… see what coat you can treat yourself to with this 46 Most Luxurious Winter Coats list!
1. Natural Red Fox Vest
$3000, visit kriegsmanfurs.com
Fur vests have never been more “it” than they are this winter! All top designers have at least one of those in their winter collections!
2. White Cashmere Blend Jacket “X” Cut Dyed Rabbit Shawl Collar
$800, visit kriegsmanfurs.com
What a cute fur coat! White looks adorable, although it is high maintenance…
3. Camel Cashmere Blend Jacket With Dyed Long Hair Whiskey Mink Collar And Ruffled Tuxedo And Trim On Sleeves
$1200, visit kriegsmanfurs.com
Don’t you just love this little fur jacket? Looks very elegant! And can be paired with everything, which is always a good thing!
4. Natural Red Fox Jacket
$4000, visit kriegsmanfurs.com
Oh, I am head over heels in love with this fox fur jacket! So stylish, it will make you look and feel like a fashion queen!
5. White Angora Coat With Fox Tuxedo
$1000, visit kriegsmanfurs.com
If you like long fur coats, you will appreciate this gorgeous angora creation! A very luxurious piece!
Natural Red Fox Jacket, is beautiful with a designer sunglass
what the hell were you thinking publishing an article about fur coats? it is disgusting that womens media outlets still promote this archaic, cruel, indulgent trend as acceptable. how can you justify tearing the skin and fur off a still-conscious animal for…a piece of CLOTHING? it’s immoral and disgusting. this website needs to get its priorities in check and promote a healthier attitude towards fashion.
So, Jessica, do you think we should delete this post despite the fact that thousands of other women are actually looking to buy a fur coat and need advice?
I don’t want to be Animal Police here and I don’t want to pretend I am something I am not.
Each woman already has her own position on this and has a choice of wether “to buy or not to buy fur…”
Here is a post with another take on this, written by another author who has a different position:
http://allwomenstalk.com/fashion-v-ethics-guess-what-our-designer-bags-are-made-of/
I too believe that fur coats are an unnecessary commodity in our society where we waste so much, yet are we ever going to stop buying them? It’s all a matter of choice whether you want to buy fur or not, but mind you there many different people who are reading this, and all with different opinions.
For instance, I think a very important piece of information that is missing here for both fur lovers and haters is that different fur ‘harvesting’ companies treat their animals differently, and depending on the type of fur, you could be ranging from an animal that, yes, had its skin “ripped off” while still partially alive, to an animal who has been almost humanely killed and whose fur AND meat has been carefully taken for sale. If you’re thinking about buying a fur coat, just remember to find its sources.
Finally, an extremely important thing to remember is that if you’re looking at this article disgusted and horrified at what they do to the ‘poor cute little animals’ just remember where your meat, water, electricity, CACAO, CHOCOLATE, and everything else you and I waste everyday comes from. Look it up, your fur coat is least of your worries.
Ok I appreciate everyone has different opinions on this matter and that some animals may have been “humanely” killed to make your fur coats, But I really do not think you should have published this article. Animal fur is not ours to wear, it belongs to the animal not us. Would you go and skin a human alive just to make it into a jacket? I highly doubt it! What is so different about that chinchilla to us? Sure they may be less intelligent, but so are some disabled people. Would you make them into a coat?
Even if these animals are killed “humanely” they will suffer in other ways. They will be kept in poor conditions and treated inhumanely. The animals that are caught from the wild will sometimes have to stay in the traps for days. Most of them will end up chewing off their body part which is trapped to escape. They will then die from blood loss, gangrene or fever causing them even more unnecessary pain.
Face it these coats may look elegant, but there is nothing elegant in the way they are made.
Personally I think fur looks tacky and silly, but if you really must wear it PLEASE wear faux fur.
http://www.furisdead.com/
I know you are not going to like what I have written but please look at the above site and next time you look at your fur coat think about what that animal had to go through for you to be a fur hag!
It is true that they torture animals in China and it is a serious crime. But most of the USA, European and Russian farms do it in a much more humanly way. Some animals can survive in nature much less than the ranch animals. And if they are harvested according to the standards, they die while they are sleeping. Even thousands of human beings were killed in the gas rooms. However anti-fur protestors do not care human massacres as much as they react against fur producers. These animals are raised for the sector and looked after very well to get high quality products.
We eat chickens and meat of those animals which are raised and killed in factories. Why not use the pelts of animals? We use nature in several ways. If it is done in specific standards and their races are protected, why not?
Furs are fabulous and hot! Yes, they are also luxurious. But those who can afford have a right to own these elegant coats. For other fur lovers, of course faux furs are always available.
To learn about the features of different furs: http://www.fur.me.uk
Cruelty issues aside, I really don’t understand why people would want to wear fur in this day and age. It was a by-product of a kill back in the cavemen days when resources were few and far between. We don’t eat chinchillas or minks, but we use them purely for their fur? Just so that we can look fashionable? We now have advanced technology to keep ourselves warm in many other ways. Have we not evolved as human beings yet, seeing that we still resort to fur in the 21st century?
I also think it looks very ‘wanna-be diva rich bitch’ and pimpish. And a lot of fur coats are bulky, making the wearer look like an overweight cave-dweller.
Not to mention that it has to get treated with harsh chemicals just so it doesn’t rot like unrefridgerated meat - eeeeeewwwww!
How often do we buy fur coats? And how often do we eat meat? Those people who still eat meat have no right to talk about dead animals, as there are much more of them get killed every day for someone’s minute pleasure. The fur coat is for a lifetime, you do not eat it. When everyone goes vegan I’ll except the argument about killing animals for making clothes. Eating meat is much worse than wearing fur, and absolutely unnecessary.
All of you fur haters must live in warm climates! Try living in Canada when it’s -50C outside and then speak out! When it’s that cold you don’t care about the fashion, you just want to be warm. By the way if you run in to a wild animal do you think it would think twice NOT TO EAT YOU? It’s called nature.
People, who like to live in their ignorance and to be uninformed, often justify their (bad) activities with the phrases that they have the freedom of choice. But freedom of choice is not a synonym for freedom of act when that choice brings suffering and death to any human or non-human being. Wearing fur isn’t about choice or about fashion taste.
People don’t have right to abuse and kill animals in order to boost their vanity.
Exploitation of animals for their fur is totally inhumane and unnecessary when there is a wide variety of alternative and fashionable materials. People should be aware of the feelings of the animals and not protect their own feelings from cruel truth. Maybe fur coats keep their bodies warm, but they can’t warm up their cold, cruel hearts, and anyone who has a cold heart can’t be beautiful!
If only there was as much outrage over the killings of human beings on this planet, then we’d really have something.
I live in Canada too and there’s nothing that can keep you as warm as a fur coat and fur hat.
I have to agree with some of the previous comments above. If you live in a very cold state, a fur coat indeed will keep you warm. Why is it people get so irate over fur wearers, but continue to consume meat and wear leather goods? The sight of fur breeds ignorance and hateful comments to the wearer. Do you know how “humane” the animal was treated when you purchase him nicely packaged in a grocery store, prepare to cook him, and place him on your plate to devour him?
Have you any idea how the animal was treated before going to the department stores, and purchasing leather/suede outerwear or footwear?
Animals are killed far more brutally by their own kind, or by their natural animal predators out in the wilds so I find all these faux tears for the “poor suffering” animals to be rather specious!
I agree that animals should not be killed into extinction as was done in the past, but it is time for a little reality check here! In case you haven’t noticed, people have been dying from the effects of hypothermia due to the unusually severe winter storms.
When it comes to survival, I’ll wrap myself in a full lenth russian sable with matching hat and gloves to survive, then to die in an unexpected blizzard wearing a politically correct non-fur jacket. It might not save me from freezing to death, but it just might give me enough time to survive until help comes!
By the way, there are homeless children, men, and women dying in the city streets due to inadequate clothing, yet no one seems to be boo-hooing about the quality of their lives, or the inhumane ways they are dying!
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For those of you who think fur is “produced” more “humanely” outside of China, think again. What’s humane about caging animals till they go insane from the confinement? What’s humane about forcing an animal to bite on a metal rod while you shove an electric prod up it’s ass resulting in death by electrocution? What’s humane about forcing Draino down an animal’s throat and letting it convulse to death? What’s humane about snapping an animal’s neck in two? Because these are all treatments of “fur bearing” animals outside of China.
And the notion that fur keeps you warm? Well ladies, that’s an industry-borne fallacy. You see, the warming effect that fur provides an animal undergoes physiological changes when that fur dies. Between these changes and the chemical altering necessary to prevent the fur falling off the dead skin, there is drastically reduced warming effect. In truth, several layers of wicking fabric keeps humans far warmer. Ask the mountain climbers and polar researchers!
And if it’s the “fashion statement” you’re after? The sight of a woman in fur of any kind is probably one of the biggest turn offs I can think of mainly because it reveals a woman who is ignorant and easily hyped!
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DEAR STAFF,THERE IS NOTHING MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN A SEXY LADY WEARING HER FUR COAT,MAKING HER STUNNING ,EROTIC,AND VERY HOT!
THOMAS DEIKE
I think fur on women is very attractive, as long as it is the right type of fur for the particular woman’s body, coloring, etc.
In terms of the anti-fur arguments, everybody is entitled to their opinion. It is absurd for these animal rights fanatics to judge people that do not fit their ideals. Is fur necessary? No. Neither is a hamburger or a crocodile purse or calfskin loafers. The “necessary” argument falls flat on its face, because little of what humans have or do on this planet is absolutely “necessary”. We don’t need meat, fur, leather, wool, “American Idol,” or Ipods to survive.
The anti-fur arguments are based purely on emotion. The problem with people who rely solely on emotional arguments is that they, generally, cannot be reasoned with. Logical arguments do not appeal to them, because they are stuck in an emotional state. PETA, and similar groups, appeal to this emotional state in order to raise funds and futher their political agenda–and it is a political agenda. If these individuals truly cared about animals they would want to work with the fur and meat industries to improve conditions for the animals and to eliminate and “cruelty”. In fact, the fur association years ago volunteered to work with PETA, but was soundly rebuffed. PETA is not happy just making life better for animals, they want to dictate to people how to live, what to eat and wear, etc. Embedded in PETA’s movement is far more of a disdain for people than a true caring for animals.
Really, some of the best animal-lovers I’ve known in my life have been hunters and people who wear fur. Hunters and fur wearers seem to have a more well-rounded view of the subject matter. Animal rights activists, like any activist, see things only one way–their way. So fur wearers are demonized as being heartless or cruel or stupid. Hint: When someone, anyone, is attempting to demonize their opponent for the purpose of winning a debate, it is a sign that they do not have a strong enough argument to win on its own merits.
AVE,BEAUTY IS IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER ,RIGHT? BABES IN FUR COATS ARE EROTIC,SEXY HOT AND DELICIOUS,MMMMMMMMMM!!