Faux Fur Coat – Men and Womens Faux Fur Coats
Falling leaves and fading tans ... guess it's time to find a fun faux fur coat to ward off frigid weather! In fashionable styles for both women and men, find a faux fur to fit your philosophy and your budget, and take a walk on the wild side!
Find, Compare, and Buy a Faux Fur Coat - Coat Links
Most flattering to all body types, male or female - tall, short, substantial or slim - is a full-length to ankle-length coat.
The longer the length of your faux fur coat, the warmer you'll be; visually, you'll create a stronger vertical line than you would in a fur jacket, especially if your faux has pelt lines.
Short-hair and flat fabrics like sable and mink are good choices for petite or large frames, creating a sleek silhouette. Fluffier, fuller furs are a good choice for large-scale coats. When chosing the type of fabric, select a fur that is closest to your own hair color for the most overall flattering look.
Styles for faux fur coats are as versatile as the fabric. Choose a reversible leather/faux mink coat to double your outerwear options, or just trim your chic chinchilla in leather. Frame your face in a hooded fur toggle coat, and on formal occasions, don a luxurious, opulent simulated sable and make a grand entrance! A sheared beaver three-quarter length coat or single-breasted, shawl-collar full-length black mink are conservative faux fur styles for men. Trendier looks will find fabulous fakes dyed pink, blue or green in zippered coats and chubby jackets and vests. Faux fur cuffs, collars, boas and stoles in both natural and surprising colors are sweeping the accessory scene.
Your faux fur coat will be easy to care for – spot clean with a damp cloth and mild soap and if instructions allow, machine wash and dry (coats with satin linings are not machine washable). Keep in mind, though, that machine washing may have an effect on the softness and fluffiness of your coat. To assure your faux fur will look its best for many seasons, have it professionally dry cleaned every year, and in the off-seasons store it in a ventilated area, under a plastic cover to keep the dust off.
Copyright 2004-2008 S&T US LLC
©2004-2008 Wise4Living | Contact | Advertising Info | Legal | Privacy | Directory |
