Each fur coat is skillfully manufactured by hand in the Fur Caravan workshop and accompanied by a fur provenance certificate.

Collaborating with ethically-sustainable European farms and animal welfare associations, we work with materials such as mink, Russian sable, chinchilla, Canadian lynx and fox furs, Loro Piana cashmere and wool to create coats in a wide variety of patterns, styles and colors.

Each coat is truly unique, and combines the elegance and beauty of the materials with practical features. Our goal is to use the finest natural furs and materials to create exclusive luxury fur coats and jackets.

In addition to the latest avant-garde, Fur Caravan real fur clothing collections demonstrate timeless elegance. Both women’s and men’s fur coats can be made-to-measure.   

While this feature is often credited to Diana Vreeland, the magazine’s Editor-in-Chief at the time, the editor was actually Polly Mellen and it was one of her first assignments for Vogue. She set off on a five-week trip to Japan with supermodel Veruschka and legendary photographer Richard Avedon.

It was dreamy and divine, the type of travel story that Vreeland liked to entertain Vogue readers with. “The eye has to travel” she was famous for saying. The story is rumored to  have cost 1 million dollars, equal to 7 million today. But that’s how legends are made.

This luxury fur story struck us with its accuracy in the perception of beauty and style. 50 years have passed since, but these images still express sensuality,vitality and glamour, which reflect our vision of the world, and of fashion.