If you can not decide what kind of fur coat to buy yourself in the wardrobe, then fur coat from fur nutria is definitely an excellent choice. After all, the fur of nutria or swamp beaver (as it is also called) has a huge number of advantages. For example, it has an enviable wear resistance, so a coat made of such a fur will serve you more than one season, especially if you carefully look after it. And since nutria lives on swamps, its fur does not deteriorate from moisture, so a fur coat made from nutria with a hood will be just an excellent choice for raw weather. Well, one can not help noticing that even a long fur coat from nutria will not be particularly heavy, and that, after all, is a very pleasant plus, especially if you have to spend a lot of time on the street. But, as you know, all these qualities are only quality fur coats from the nutria, so their choice should be approached with all care.
How to choose a fur coat from nutria?
Fur. First, pay attention, of course, to the quality of fur. In general, the pelts of nutria have a very specific and unpleasant smell, but with proper dressing this odor is eliminated, so be sure to smell the product. If from it comes at least a little unpleasant odor, it is better to refrain from buying, because over time, the fur coat will start to stink. Also look at the pile. Quality fur nutria is elastic and silky, it should not have any proreches or areas with a thin, thin fur. If you spend your hand on the fur against the growth line, then he immediately lies in place. This also applies to the fur coat from sheared nutria, which has undergone a certain treatment. By the way, externally, after this treatment, the fur nutria resembles a beaver fur.
Staining. Fur coats are made from fur of nutria both wild and grown in captivity. Models of fur coats made from wild nutria are usually painted to make fur look more beautiful. But here the coloring, alas, is not always carried out qualitatively. To check how well the coat is painted, swipe a fur coat with a handkerchief or a paper napkin - if there are traces of paint on it, then it is better not to make such a purchase, because the coat will lose its luster in the first season of socks.
Lining. This point, in principle, indicates the quality of fur coats from any fur, not just from nutria. Look at the lining of the product. Typically, manufacturers who have nothing to hide, the lower part of the lining is not attached, so that the buyer could independently assess the quality of the production of the reverse side of the skin. Of course, this does not always indicate the quality of the product, but still, when the lining is sewn "tightly", then immediately there are questions about what lies beneath it, if it is necessary to hide it so carefully.
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