White Fur Coat

Size: 6

Material: 100% rabbit fur

Arm: 24"

Chest: 19"

Length: 28"

Starting Bid: 0 bids; $25.00

S&H: $10.00

Ended: October 23, 2010; 6:50PM PST (9:50PM EST)

Really like this one!  Everything seems so perfect I'm afraid, of what, I don't know.  Color, material, quality (looks so lush!!), size, PRICE.  Obviously, this means something will go horribly wrong.  The listing says it was made in Korea, and also that there is a "sliver" of gray running thru some of the white fur, which is why I asked for the closeups, but I can't tell even in the closeups...I wish there were a buyitnow so that I could, well, buy it now!

T, 10/21/10: Hm, this'll hang a bit looser even tho it looks like it's trying to be structured (slightly pinched waist), right?  Fur actually looks really nice/soft, and white is pretty and muted.  Bet some bunnies really suffered for this one, hehe.  Big lapelles for some reason make white coats look more bathrobe-y to me, but for a white fur, this is really not bad.

A -- 10/23/10: WON!!  For starting bid, so $25 + $10 shipping.  Yay!  Can't wait to upload pic when it gets here!

T, 10/23/10: CONGRATS!!! Eons better than the xoxo  . . . sooo glad this one won out.  Can't wait to hear about when you get it!

A -- 11/1/10: IT FINALLY CAME!!!!!  Fur is sooooo soft, and sooooo warm, I'm literally just sitting in bed wearing it, like I'm some 60 yr old socialite, or Scarlett O'Hara.  SLIGHTLY bigger than I would have wanted, but only in the shoulders, there's something weird going on w/whatever is trying to give it some structure, but overall it is FAB, a most excellent first fur.  Now I want a mink...and fox...I keep telling myself that buying used/vtg means I am not contributing to extra slaughter of tiny animals, but it only partly alleviates my feeling of hypocrisy =(

T, 11/1/10:  CONGRATS!!!  Lurve your furst fur . . . perfect white, extra soft, and unbeatable price.  I've said it a billion times, but the tailors who altered my leather blazer were amazing -- they moved each shoulder in an inch (versus the other tailors who cheaply altered my khaki blazer, which I later donated, merely by tightening per the back stitch . . . it didn't work out as well).  Considering how cheap your fur is, it might be worth it to invest in some good tailoring.