You have inherited an old fur that you have no interest in wearing, but you really don’t want it to go to waste. Or perhaps you bought a fur coat years ago that no longer suits your style or your body shape. In either case, fur restyling can be a great option for making changes to the coat. Before you see your furrier about fur recycling, you will need to decide if you want to perform a major overhaul on the coat or if you would prefer to make minor changes.
The Major Overhaul
If you really don’t like the look of your fur coats, a major overhaul can drastically change the way your coat looks. An experienced furrier can carefully take apart your current fur coat and put it back together in an entirely new way. When you are making these changes to a fur coat, though, the furrier will be limited in the ways he can put the coat back together. However, this can be a great way to obtain a fur coat with an entirely new look without having to purchase another coat. Talk to your furrier about the changes you would like to determine if they are feasible for your existing coat.
Minor Changes
Some people are reasonably happy with the way their fur coats look, but they would still like to make some changes. Instead of performing a major overhaul on the coat, the furrier can make some minor changes to the coat to change the way it looks without altering the overall style. Some of these minor changes can include changing the hems, shearing the fur, adding cuffs or a collar, or adding zippers or other forms of closure. These minor changes can have a dramatic effect on the way the coat looks without making any major changes to the furs.
Fur restyling is the perfect way to make changes to a coat you have inherited or one that no longer fits or is no longer your style. There are many ways in which you can change the look of your furs, though. You can choose to complete a major overhaul of your coat that will completely change its style or you can ask for minor changes that will create a new look without changing the style. Before you make any final decisions, it is best to talk to your furrier about the possibilities for your fur coats.
