The wearability of fur is as easily measured in quantitative terms as prestige. This concept corresponds to the number of seasons during which a fur product is often used and at the same time retains an appearance close to its original one.
The most wearable fur is the fur of an undyed river beaver. It is worn for 18-20 seasons. The performance of otter fur is slightly worse. Exquisite and so beloved by Europeans, mink can be worn for 8-10 seasons.
Since the wear rate depends not only on the density of the down, but also on the strength of the inner layer, furs from the category of exclusive and labor-intensive to cut (chinchilla, squirrel, hare, ermine) are among the most NOT wear-resistant - without deteriorating the appearance of the fur, they last 2-4 season.
In addition, they require special storage and use conditions. For example, you cannot hang a product made from such furs on hangers that do not fit, or keep it in a damp room or rolled up. When wearing, you should not sit down without removing the hem of the fur clothing from under the soft place - it can easily become deformed.
The most wearable fur is the fur of an undyed river beaver. It is worn for 18-20 seasons. The performance of otter fur is slightly worse. Exquisite and so beloved by Europeans, mink can be worn for 8-10 seasons.
Since the wear rate depends not only on the density of the down, but also on the strength of the inner layer, furs from the category of exclusive and labor-intensive to cut (chinchilla, squirrel, hare, ermine) are among the most NOT wear-resistant - without deteriorating the appearance of the fur, they last 2-4 season.
In addition, they require special storage and use conditions. For example, you cannot hang a product made from such furs on hangers that do not fit, or keep it in a damp room or rolled up. When wearing, you should not sit down without removing the hem of the fur clothing from under the soft place - it can easily become deformed.
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