What do you think, red Fox and bobcat?

Don't like most fur clothing but it's pretty nice I think

I'm just happy to see someone who is supposed to be famous wearing fur. I've never heard of the gal, but I think she ought to dress head to toe in coon, might kick the market up.

Idk who she is. That is a pretty coat tho. She looks lovely in it.
Unfortunately the crowd that likely follows her is not the type that we absolutely need to recruit.
Most folks who care about Hollywood have no brains anyways

Also why is “biodegradable “ such an exalted option for fur?? People are already mad that something died for it, they don’t care if a wasted portion of it is good for the environment .

Who wrote this crap??

Nice coat.

I ain't got no critters here in the Deep South with fur like that.

when you are going against a crude oil garment that wears for months and spends a century in the land fill. I guess you go with it.

it would seem a natural sustainably harvested , environmentally friendly , garment that wears for decades and spends little to no time in a land fill.

take the buzz words you can get in your marketing.

Im all for it but I think it would be nicer if had more white on it. But if that kind of coat catches it sure would help our ks cat market.

That’s what my Fox looks like after I pry it off the frozen ground lol.

Doesn't matter what or how it looks really as long as its noted as real fur, that match up isn't a real good one in my view, short fur with long fur, however the whole idea is it's wild fur. If when its been cut like it has I still don't care for the style, but she can wear what she likes, I would stand up for some one trying to take it or make a mark on it !!

Labeled bio-degradable is a misnomer once it's professionally tanned, as it will out wear other humans for centuries if taken care of and passed on to others !

Because it never used to be and some people pushed for it.

Truth of the matter is, most of the younger generation is "green". The target is not people that are "mad that something died for it" but rather those that know that "something died" for every order they get from Chipotle or Chik-Fil-A. They don't care that something died for their convenience, but they DO care about the long term outcome of the world. They don't think like us but..... If we can convince even 5% of urban yuppies that REAL fur is better for the earth than clothing made from petroleum based products.... than we're winning.....

Okay I see what you’re saying. Goes to show how behind I am !

Right on

Yote well said!