Can anyone id this beige coat faux fur...

[TreasureSeeker]

Made with very soft and lightweight, champagne faux fur textured fabric. A deep pile, luxurious, faux fur collar, sleeve cuffs and hem trim. Finished off with white plastic and "gold" framed buttons and matching belt with "gold" / greenish metal buckle.

(I did change the original buttons as they were green and matched the belt but one was missing)

Fully lined in matching satin fabric.

 

[retro ruth]

Hi did you post photos? If so they aren't showing.

Also what kind of 'id' are you looking for - date, maker, coat style, something else?

 

[TreasureSeeker]

sorry i had problems uploading images that day, but its ok now ;)

 

[TreasureSeeker]

Hi did you post photos? If so they aren't showing.

Also what kind of 'id' are you looking for - date, maker, coat style, something else?

Hi I've uploaded pictures now. Just wondering if this is 70s or 60s and who made it? Furrier made sounds so general.

Thanks in advance

 

[retro ruth]

I've often seen "Furrier Made" on vintage faux fur coats. I think it's meant to imply quality in a faux fur product - that it was cut by someone used to handling fur.

I see 70s.

 

[StelmaDesigns]

Haha, so funny I "saw" 70s too when I was reading the description but didn't' realize you did have photos below; well done describing it so well!

 

[furwise]

It looks like a 70s Faux Shearling Fur Coat. If there are no other labels it would not be known who the maker was.