An exceptionally soft and precious fur.
Chinchilla fur is renowned for its incomparable softness—silky, dense, and remarkably light. With its fine texture and natural volume, it offers a refined feel and a quiet elegance that enhances the silhouette without excess.
Its naturally layered tones, ranging from pearl grey to deep charcoal, give chinchilla a subtle depth and a distinctive, luminous appearance. Rare and delicate, it is considered one of the most luxurious furs in the world.
Highly sensitive by nature, chinchilla fur is often used in carefully crafted pieces or refined details, where its beauty can be preserved without excessive wear. Its fine hairs require gentle handling and thoughtful design.
As a living and precious material, chinchilla demands particular care to maintain its softness and refined appearance over time.
Care & Preservation
Due to its extreme delicacy, chinchilla fur must be treated with the utmost attention:
Avoid all contact with moisture. Chinchilla fur should never be worn in rain or snow. If exposed to humidity, allow it to dry naturally in open air, away from any heat source.
Avoid friction and repeated contact, especially on shoulders, sleeves, or areas in contact with bags.
Store in a cool, dark, and dry place, on a wide hanger, inside a breathable fabric cover. Never use plastic covers.
Avoid exposure to direct light, which may affect its natural tones.
Never apply perfumes, sprays, or cosmetics near the fur.
Once a year, entrust your piece to a specialist experienced in handling chinchilla for professional cleaning and reshaping.
A Rare Treasure
Wearing chinchilla is choosing an exceptional and refined material, valued for its softness and rarity.
With proper care, it remains a timeless expression of discretion, craftsmanship, and enduring luxury.
