A fur coat is a type of outerwear garment made from the pelts of animals, typically those with thick, dense fur, such as mink, fox, or chinchilla. Fur coats have been worn for centuries, initially for their warmth and durability, but later also as a symbol of wealth and luxury. The use of fur in clothing has been controversial, with some people objecting to the treatment of animals and the environmental impact of fur production. However, fur remains a popular material for high-end fashion designers and consumers who value its beauty and warmth. Fur coats come in a variety of styles, lengths, and colors, from classic full-length coats to shorter jackets and vests. They can be made from a single type of fur or a combination of different furs, and may be dyed or left in their natural color. The quality of a fur coat depends on the type of fur used, the skill of the furrier who crafted it, and the care taken to maintain it. Fur coats require special care to keep them looking their best. They should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat sources, and should be cleaned and conditioned regularly to prevent drying and damage to the fur. Some fur coats may also require periodic glazing or shearing to maintain their appearance. In recent years, there has been a growing trend toward using faux fur, or synthetic materials that mimic the look and feel of real fur, in place of traditional fur. Faux fur has become increasingly popular among consumers who are concerned about animal welfare and the environment, and many high-end fashion designers have started incorporating faux fur into their collections.
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Fur Coat is a popular technique for drawing character topwear attire, clothing and costumes in anime, comics and manga. It involves the use of fur-like textures to render the character's clothing or clothing accessories. This technique can be used to give the character a more realistic or stylized look. It can also be used to create a more dynamic or three-dimensional feeling to the character's appearance. The technique is also often used to create a sense of realism in scenes where characters are in extreme winter conditions or in cold climates.
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