Vintage Women's Fur Coat- David Greene of Alaska Vicuña Fur Ombre Horizontal Bubble Chubby Coat Extemely RARE
Vintage Women's Fur Coat- David Greene of Alaska Vicuña Fur Ombre Horizontal Bubble Chubby Coat Extemely RARE
Vintage Women's Fur Coat- David Greene of Alaska Vicuña Fur Ombre Horizontal Bubble Chubby Coat Extemely RARE
Vintage Women's Fur Coat- David Greene of Alaska Vicuña Fur Ombre Horizontal Bubble Chubby Coat Extemely RARE
Vintage Women's Fur Coat- David Greene of Alaska Vicuña Fur Ombre Horizontal Bubble Chubby Coat Extemely RARE
Vintage Women's Fur Coat- David Greene of Alaska Vicuña Fur Ombre Horizontal Bubble Chubby Coat Extemely RARE
Vintage Women's Fur Coat- David Greene of Alaska Vicuña Fur Ombre Horizontal Bubble Chubby Coat Extemely RARE
Vintage Women's Fur Coat- David Greene of Alaska Vicuña Fur Ombre Horizontal Bubble Chubby Coat Extemely RARE
Vintage Women's Fur Coat- David Greene of Alaska Vicuña Fur Ombre Horizontal Bubble Chubby Coat Extemely RARE
Vintage Women's Fur Coat- David Greene of Alaska Vicuña Fur Ombre Horizontal Bubble Chubby Coat Extemely RARE
Vintage Women's Fur Coat- David Greene of Alaska Vicuña Fur Ombre Horizontal Bubble Chubby Coat Extemely RARE

Vintage Women's Fur Coat- David Greene of Alaska Vicuña Fur Ombre Horizontal Bubble Chubby Coat Extemely RARE

$30,000.00
$30,000.00
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Extremely rare—Vintage Women's Fur Coat- David Greene of Alaska Vicuña Fur Ombre Horizontal Bubble Chubby Coat Tan


Vicuña, an animal related to the camel, from Peru, produces the most expensive cashmere in the world which is penned “the wool worth more than gold.”

Quoted here from businessoffashion.com,

“There’s a reason why the Incas worshipped vicuña, the miniature cinnamon-hued cousins of the llama. The doe-eyed creatures, which inhabit the chilly Andean plateaus, produce a fleece so fine that it was considered to be cloth of gold. Only Inca royalty was permitted to wear it. About three million vicuña once roamed the rocky terrains of the Andes — until the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors, who made guns the primary method of obtaining “the silk of the new world” which was used to line King Philip II’s divans. And, for centuries, the animals were hunted, rather than sheared, for a material substantially finer than cashmere.”

This coat is the ultimate in rarity as it is not fur spun to make cashmere but is made of the actual full fur pelt.

 

Excellent condition, light signs of use on lining,
Extremely soft, fluffy ombre Vicuna fur. This coloring is natural and not dyed. It is extremely rare
leather hook and eye large closures
David Greene Fur Alaska, a long tradition of expert furriers, originally from New York

up to 42" around bust
23" sleeve
42" in length
18" shoulder to shoulder
No Return or Exchange Policy

This is a vintage item. There may be light signs of age or use, however any notable flaws are stated in the description. Please do not expect a new item. Please check your measurements against the ones listed in the description. This is very important. Please do NOT follow any size labels on the garment as vintage sizes are different than modern day sizes. Also please use any indication of "small, medium, or large" as size description as flexible; the most accurate indication of size will be the measurements.