This exquisite knitted, long, beige wool scarf with mink fringes is the perfect luxurious addition to your wardrobe. Its versatile design can be wrapped around your neck or left loose, providing a different look each time. Crafted with genuine mink fur and finest merino wool, this handmade garment will keep you or your loved one warm and comfortable while adding an element of style to any ensemble. Spoil yourself or a special someone with this exquisite FurbySD accessory.
ITEM DESCRIPTION:
- Genuine mink fur
- Beige color fur
- Superior quality fur
- Ethically sourced fur
- SAGA auction house fur
- 100% Merino wool
- Two-tone beige yarn color
- FurbySD logo pattern
- Certificate of Authenticity
- Handcrafted in Lithuania
- Special packaging
MEASUREMENTS:
Length of the fringes approx.: 21cm|8.2in
Length of the scarf approx.: 218cm|85.8in
Width of the scarf: 23cm|9in
MADE-TO-MEASURE:
If You would like to purchase a genuine fur garment in a different size, color, another type of lining or exceptional colors of the lining - we can customize it according to your wishes.
SUSTAINABILITY:
We take huge in each and every genuine fur garment we make. Created with only the highest quality, origin assured pelts, and coloured using natural dyes, each piece is handcrafted and lined in the finest silks or other natural fabrics. We use the finest fur labels on the market, like SAGA auction house, to ensure the best fur consistency in terms of beauty, softness & durability.
PACKAGING:
We provide luxurious packaging consisting of our FurbySD magnetic box tied with a soft satin ribbon, a garment is wrapped in branded silk paper. Enjoy!
DELIVERY:
The package is delivered in discreet non-branded outer packaging. The box itself is wrapped in bubble wrap and securely packed in an outer strong fabric to reach you safe and sound.
CLEANING:
Specialist/furrier cleaning only.
ATTENTION:
Please bear in mind that a photo may be slightly different from actual item in terms of color due to the lighting during photo shoot or the monitor's display.
