Cheaper faux fur often cuts corners: thintoxic, non recycled fibers that look flat, no lining, and a polyester interior that feels rough and disposable. It’s the fast-fashion version of fur.
At The Fur Magazine, every coat is built with intention. The fibers are carefully recycled and selected for weight, thickness, and natural movement. Reusing what we have on earth, without toxins and all OEKO-TEK - certified. Inside, each coat is finished with a cotton–silk blend lining, smooth against the skin and a mark of true craftsmanship.
The difference is like holding a flimsy throw blanket versus a handmade, heavy blanket filled with warmth and texture. One feels temporary. The other feels timeless. One looks cheap, one looks like it could be expensive real fur, without the guilt.