Women's fur coats

Gepur faux fur coats are made from soft, voluminous faux fur (100% polyester). It is lighter than natural fur, does not shed, and does not require refrigerated storage. The collection includes three lengths: short to the hip line, mid-length, and long below the knee. The styles are fully lined and feature straight sleeves, a V-neckline, and hook-and-eye fastenings. Unlike buttons, hooks do not flatten the pile along the front of the coat. The color palette includes milk, caramel, brown, and gray. Some styles come in combined sizes XS-S and M-L, and their relaxed fit leaves enough room for a sweater underneath. To make an informed purchase, compare a faux fur coat with similar options: the women’s outerwear section also features wool coats and women’s shearling coats for the same season.

Choosing a faux fur coat for the weather, your height, and your lifestyle

• Temperature. A lined women’s faux fur coat without insulation is suitable for fall and winter in temperatures slightly below freezing. For −10 °C and below, you will need a thermal layer underneath or a warm down jacket.
• Length and height. On women up to 165 cm tall, a long coat falls below mid-calf, so it is best worn with heels or platform shoes. A short coat is convenient for driving and public transport because it does not crease when you sit down.
• Pile. Voluminous fur visually adds bulk. For a fuller figure, choose a straight cut and a V-neckline: it elongates the neck and breaks up the volume.
• Quality. Squeeze the fur in your fist. The pile should spring back within a few seconds and should not remain on your fingers when gently tugged.
• Sleeve. The correct sleeve length reaches the base of the thumb so that there is no exposed wrist between the sleeve and the glove.

“The most common mistake is choosing a coat that fits too tightly. Faux fur does not stretch, and there should be enough room underneath for a lightweight sweater without pulling across the back. The test is simple: fasten the coat and cross your arms in front of you. If the fabric does not pull between your shoulder blades, you have chosen the right size.”

— Natalia Bakaeva, GEPUR stylist

What to wear with a women’s faux fur coat: practical combinations

Fur is the most voluminous texture in an outfit, so keep the rest of the pieces smooth and structured.

• City. A mid-length caramel or brown faux fur coat, straight-leg jeans, a fine-knit turtleneck, and Chelsea boots with chunky soles. Carry your bag by hand or on your elbow: a crossbody strap can wear down the pile on the shoulder.
• Office. A gray or milk-colored coat over classic tailored trousers with pressed creases and a lightweight jumper. The coat should be at least 10 cm longer than the blazer so that the blazer hem does not show underneath.
• With a dress. A long faux fur coat, a midi knit dress, and high boots with shafts that extend underneath the hem. This keeps the leg line visually uninterrupted.
• Short faux fur coat. It balances wide-leg trousers or a midi skirt with shoes on a stable heel.
• Color. Style a milk-colored coat tonally with beige and ivory, a brown coat with chocolate and black, and a gray coat with graphite and denim.
• Accessories. Instead of a bulky scarf, choose a sleek hat and leather gloves so there is only one prominent texture around the face.

Care and storage of a faux fur coat

After exposure to snow, shake out the coat and let it dry on a hanger at room temperature, away from radiators: heat can mat synthetic pile. Brush in the direction of the pile using a wide-tooth brush. Remove stains with a damp sponge. Machine washing is suitable only when explicitly allowed on the care label; otherwise, the coat should be dry-cleaned at the end of the season. Store it in a breathable garment bag on a wide hanger, never in a vacuum bag, as compressed pile can become permanently creased.