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Does Yves Salomon offer fur-free models?

Yes, Yves Salomon offers a wide selection of fur-free models , designed to offer the same luxury, comfort and elegance as classic pieces while meeting the expectations of a clientele concerned about responsibility and ethics.

The house particularly favors sheepskin , which constitutes a noble and high-end alternative to fur . The sheepskins selected by Yves Salomon — Merino lamb, Mongolian lamb, Tuscan lamb, long-haired lamb, cashmere lamb, curly lamb, reversed sheep — are chosen for their visual appearance close to fur , their density and luxurious texture , and their exceptional thermal property , capable of retaining heat while remaining light and comfortable to wear.

Each type of sheepskin brings specific characteristics:

• Merino lamb and cashmere : ultra-soft, lightweight and insulating, ideal for stylish and comfortable jackets or coats.
  
  
• Mongolian lamb and long-haired lamb : natural volumes, plush effect, airy finish reminiscent of fur.
  
  
• Curly lamb : curly texture, rich visual effect, high-end finish close to sculpted fur.
  
  
• Sheepskin reversed : soft wool interior, smooth leather exterior, a blend of comfort and refinement.
  

These fur-free pieces—parkas, coats, jackets, and down jackets—benefit from the same luxurious finishes, sophisticated cuts, and carefully measured proportions as the house's iconic collections. They allow for the creation of a complete wardrobe for men and women , combining aesthetics, thermal comfort, and durability , while showcasing a noble and high-performance natural material .

Thus, Yves Salomon sheepskin is a truly luxurious and responsible alternative to fur , allowing you to retain the style, volume and warmth of iconic creations, while respecting the ethical and modern requirements of the contemporary wardrobe.

What is the difference between fur and sheepskin?

The main difference lies in the structure and treatment of the material , while maintaining an exceptional level of luxury and quality at Yves Salomon.

• Fur : ​​sourced from the hair of selected animals, it offers natural volume, unique softness and sheen , as well as excellent thermal insulation. Each type of fur (fox, mink, sable, etc.) has its own specific characteristics in terms of density, length, and shine.
  
  
• Shearling : made from lamb or sheep skin , it retains the wool on the underside , creating a soft, textured, and warm surface that visually resembles fur. The shearlings selected by Yves Salomon— Merino lamb, Mongolian lamb, Tuscan lamb, long-haired lamb, cashmere lamb, curly lamb, and reversed sheep —offer:
  
  
  A luxurious, soft-to-the-touch texture , similar to fur
  
  Excellent thermal insulation , ideal for outerwear
  
  The volumes and aesthetic rendering allow for the reproduction of the visual effect and airy movement of fur.
  
  Exceptional durability and longevity , thanks to the robustness of the leather combined with wool.
  

Why sheepskin is not considered fur:

Shearling is not classified as fur because the hairs remain attached to the skin and do not come from the outer coat of animals raised specifically for their fur . It is a natural, warm, and luxurious material that requires no treatment to maintain its pelt, nor does it rely on animals raised for their fur , which distinguishes it ethically and legally. It therefore represents a responsible and luxurious alternative to traditional fur, while offering the same thermal comfort and the elegance of a high-end garment.

Thus, Yves Salomon sheepskin allows for the design of coats, parkas and jackets without fur , while retaining the visual effect, warmth and discreet luxury characteristic of the house.