Finn Raccoon Collar

Collar by Finn Raccoon fur
Outer length: (67cm/26,37″ + 67cm/26,37″) 134cm/52,75″ + hair length
Inner length: (55cm/21,65″ + 55cm/21,65″) 110cm/43,30″ + hair length
Fastening with hooks
One size

USEFUL TIPS:
– Keep your fur garment in a cold place away from moisture
– Avoid direct exposure to light for any color alterations
– Use the right products to avoid moth formation
– Do not squeeze the fur garment among other things so as for the pelt to “breathe”
– Cover the fur garment with a cotton cloth rather than a synthetic one
– We recommend having your fur garment dry-cleaned by a furrier or dry cleaner who specializes in cleaning fur

NOTES:
– All of our creations are handmade and tailor-made to the requirements of the customer – for creations upon special demand the price shall be altered
– As an after-sales service, we undertake the cleaning and maintenance of each fur garment upon request
– Contact for any further inquiries

IN DETAIL:
Raccoon’s fur is grey, with dark black markings around its eyes, and black bands on its tail. Its belly and muzzle is lighter colored while the feet are darker grey. Raccoon has coarse, medium-length fur and a very bushy tail.

It has originally been used to make collars and fur trim for coats, vests and, even, hats. As it is rather soft and dense with a good amount of loft to the strands, it is ideal for contrast trim around neckline and wrists. In addition, this fur is airy as raccoons are protected from the wind and are dried when swimming or getting caught in the rain due to their outer layer of stiff, coarse guard hairs. That also makes the specific fur durable and a great material for those who want medium pile that isn’t too long or short.

When the fur needs to be dyed, only special extra-ordinary colours are used that do not exist in nature. This procedure is taking place according to the latest technology methods that preserve the natural quality of the furs without any damage.

We carefully select all of the raw materials from the best pelts at major auctions both in North America and North Europe, especially from farms in countries of high coldness where animals have got a superior fur.