Winter 2026

Faux fur coats and jackets for women and men

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Before you order

How to choose your faux fur size

Imported clothing often runs smaller than European sizes. Lay a garment you already wear flat, measure it at these points, and compare with the sizes on the product page before you order.

Shoulders
Seam to seam, laid flat
Chest
Below the armholes, laid flat, then doubled
Length
Top of the shoulder to the hem
Sleeve
Shoulder to wrist
Composition
Fibres and lining, in %
Care
30 °C max, delicate cycle

Between two sizes on a long-pile style, size up: faux fur adds bulk and isn’t usually worn close-fitting.

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Choosing your faux fur

Teddy fur, bouclé or long pile?

Teddy fur has a short, dense pile, often curly, like lambswool. Bouclé is the curliest version: compact and structured. Long pile imitates fox or lynx. It’s bolder and bulkier, and it doesn’t suit fitted cuts.

What is faux fur made of?

Acrylic, polyester or modacrylic. Modacrylic is the industry’s premium fibre: it allows a range of pile lengths and gives a softer drape, closer to real fur.

How to spot good-quality faux fur

Three signs. The pile doesn’t shed or come away in your hand. The colour is shaded rather than uniform, because natural fur is never a single colour. And the drape follows movement instead of staying stiff.

How to care for it

Acrylic and modacrylic don’t cope well with harsh washing: the pile mats. Wash at 40 °C maximum, with a light load, a short cycle and a low spin. Or dry clean on a short, low-temperature programme.

Faux fur and regulations

Farming animals for their fur has been banned in France since November 2021. Faux fur is a synthetic textile, subject to standard labelling rules: composition given as fibre percentages.

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