Mink fur coats are often the subject of great social outrage – “How can you wear that? It’s killing poor animals!” they say. What they don’t realize is that these animals are not farmed for their fur in the way that cattle are farmed for their meat; rather they are hunted in the same way the Indians used to hunt them, maintaining a delicate balance in wildlife populations and keeping the environment safe.
Faux mink jackets, on the other hand, are made from synthetic petrochemicals that never decompose, and besides, look cheap and don’t feel the same. By treating your fur with the respect that it deserves, by tanning it and keeping it in cold storage, you can make it last for years. Eventually, however, the fur will decompose and return to the earth in an organic process.
Mink fur coats are a great way to stay warm and are completely natural. Our cavemen ancestors used to wear mink jackets and fox fur coats to protect themselves against the bitter winters. Furs are resources that when respected and used properly complete the delicate balance between man and animals.
Mink fur coats are not just for fashion, they are a way to respect Mother Earth.
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