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How Do I Choose the Best Leopard Fur Coat?

By Christina Edwards
Updated May 17, 2024
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A leopard fur coat may be considered a fashionable way to stay warm in the winter. When choosing a leopard fur coat, you should consider what style you want. If you are looking for a real fur coat, you should inspect a coat closely before buying it to ensure that it is genuine. Also, since leopard fur coats can be quite pricey, be sure to set a budget and comparison shop before making a final purchase.

Fur coats may come in several styles, but most can be classified as either long or short. Long leopard fur coats are usually considered formal or classic, and they often work well with evening gowns. Short leopard fur coats, on the other hand, are often seen as more casual. These styles can usually be worn with casual clothes, including jeans.

Some dishonest salesmen may try to pass off a fake fur coat as a real fur coat. Since some fake furs can look quite real, it is important to know what to look for in these situations. Generally, a real leopard fur coat will have both long and short hairs, whereas a fake leopard fur coat will usually only have fur of a uniform length. Also, fake furs usually have fabric under the fur, while real furs have hide underneath the fur.

Although using these observations can be helpful, there is only one way to tell the difference between real fur and fake fur — burning it. Since consumers are typically not advised to light a leopard fur coat on fire, this can be accomplished by carefully pulling out a few hairs and holding them to a flame. If the fur burns, it's real, but if it melts, it's fake. You should also attempt this outside of the store to avoid being thrown out.

Any prospective purchase should also be inspected for damage. Check for tears holes, especially in the lining of the coat. A fur coat may also have a small patch of hair missing. Damaged coats should be avoided, unless it is a minor flaw. In this case, you may be able to get a discount and mend the damage yourself.

A real leopard fur coat can cost anywhere from hundreds to thousands of dollars. Before shopping for these types of coats, set a budget. Decide how much you are willing and able to spend.

Compare prices in a few stores. This can help you find the best deal on a leopard fur coat. Also, don't let a salesperson pressure you into making a purchase.

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