Silver Fox
Posted on | October 26, 2008 | Comments Off
Silver Fox
what is the difference between a blue fox and a silver fox jacket?
different fox colors have different character and different consistency of fur coverage. Blue fox, blue shadow fox and white fox, which are most commonly found new in dyed colors, are very full skins with thick underfur and fewer guard hairs. This gives them a fatter, more pillowy look than other fox types. Therefore, today they are most often used for trims, as collars and cuffs.
Silver fox, other naturally gold-shaded foxes and cross foxes have less underfur and more guard hairs that are less consistently distributed across the natural pelt of the animal. Depending how a furrier works these pelts, they can often produce varieties of color or fur length in a garment that give it a unique character. These aren't of inferior quality compared to the blue fox types, just different. Some people prefer these types for garments, since they are somewhat flatter and add less bulk to the figure.
Even the best quality fox will shed some but not much.
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THe question is is andres guardado "the silver fox" not ready for european soccer?
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