Collars

From wide fox fur pelerines to raccoon-tanuki stoles and beaver fur collars — these pieces are made to drape, frame, and carry winter like second nature. Each one walks the line between function and form.

These are not ornaments. These are anchors. Our fur collars and pelerines are crafted to rest on the shoulders and stay there — in movement, in silence, in snowfall. Some are sculpted to follow the curve of a coat. Others drape like memory.

The textures vary, but the principle stays the same: warmth, without performance. You’ll find fox fur pelerines with soft volume and wide reach. Tanuki stoles in mottled browns that carry both character and calm. Beaver fur collars, trimmed with mink or left bare for structural weight. Even our fur boas — slim and coiled — never ask to be noticed. They are simply there. Present. Functional. Finished.

This is where winter shifts from outerwear to presence. Mink wraps that pair with nothing but light. Silver fox collars that hold a coat’s line like a signature. Some connect with hidden hooks. Others rest by design. But none of them imitate. Each piece is shaped to accompany — not decorate.

If you're building a set, many of these match our fur headbands or fur mittens. But make no mistake — they’re meant to stand alone.

• Fur Collars: Sculpted or soft, designed for coats, jackets, and memory.
• Pelerines: Wide, draped, and fox-based — made to rest and stay.
• Stoles: Raccoon, tanuki, or mink — long enough to move with you.
• Boas: Light, coiled, and always natural — an accessory without question.

These are pieces for winter in motion. Designed to follow, not to lead. Built not to impress, but to endure.