Russian fur is often a luxury and a desire even to do moderately well. But what and why this particular fur is valued even outside the mink fur?
Russian sable coats are breathtaking at first. They are smooth and silky to the touch, and unlike many other types of fur used in coats, they are smooth when stroked in all directions. Most other types of wool feel coarse and poke when stroked against the grain of the fur. Another key advantage of Russian pine coats is that they are light and do the job of keeping your user warm, like any other type of winter coat.
Because of the status symbol associated with owning a premium winter coat, rarely can any retailer offer a discount or any price below the market rate, since there is usually a demand for it. Be very careful of such offers, and if you decide to buy a cheap Russian sable coat, ask a friend who is more experienced to verify its authenticity. Unfair retailers are known to sell cheaper Canadian sable fur coats, like real Russian winter coats that can bring a higher price.
Russian sable coats are beautiful, usually rich brown with silver tips. With certain types of lighting, the tips also have a blue-brown tint, and this is one of the great ways to identify authentic sable fur. In addition to winter coats, smaller pieces of these furs were widely used for embroidering cut-out tops or making hats.
