Vintage 1960s Old Hollywood Glamour Mouton Fur Statement Coat

Absolutely beautiful and just over the top glamorous! Very luxe and very heavy weighing in at 5.25 lbs. Mid thigh length. Two front hip pockets. Hook and eye closures. HEAVY weight. This is definitely for those frigid days! In excellent condition considering it's age (1950s-1960s). There are no size tags, so please refer to measurements. I'm a size 10 with a fuller chest and this coat fits me like a dream for reference. The fur is split in both armpits, but not through the lining. I didn't even notice this until I was taking measurement pictures though, so they're not noticeable while wearing at all. Mouton coats reached the peak of popularity in the 1950s. Legendary Hollywood screen siren, Marlene Dietrich, was known for wearing mouton coats. Very old Hollywood glam. In case you want to dig a little deeper and learn more about these types of fur coats: They are made from a high-grade lambskin that is manufactured to capture the look, feel, density, and luster of sheared mink or beaver fur. The fibers of a mouton are thick and straight, not curly, like Persian lamb. It is sheared to an even ½ inch depth, and it is super plush, with a shimmer and luster to the finish. The fur has a sheen with natural highlights and lowlights to the color that changes in different lights. High quality mouton pelts can quite easily be mistaken for more expensive types of fur. The pelts are most commonly found in deep, chocolate brown, but can be dyed in many shades.