What to Do With Crushed or Matted Fur: Restore or Call a Furrier
Separate normal crushed fur from matted, wet, oily or damaged fur, with safe first steps, stop signs and prevention for real fur coats.
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Understand what condition, material and buyer demand mean for an older fur coat. These articles cover realistic asking prices, selling channels, listing preparation and the choice between selling, keeping or restyling.
Read the complete guideSeparate normal crushed fur from matted, wet, oily or damaged fur, with safe first steps, stop signs and prevention for real fur coats.
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Read articleDecide what to do with old fur coats by checking condition, value, cleaning risk, repair options, resale potential, donation, storage, and restyling.
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