
Jacques Saint Laurent vintage ivory faux fur coat
This is a vintage mid-length faux fur coat by Jacques Saint Laurent for Genelle. The garment features a plush, ivory or off-white synthetic fur with subtle grey undertones that mimic natural animal pelts. It is designed with a broad, rounded shawl collar, long sleeves, and a straight-cut silhouette ending approximately at the hip or mid-thigh. The interior is fully lined with a coordinating champagne-colored satin fabric. A woven black fabric label is sewn into the neck, reading "JACQUES SAINT LAURENT FOR GENELLE - PARIS NEW YORK" in gold lettering. This specific branding is associated with mid-to-late 20th-century ready-to-wear fashion, likely the 1970s or 1980s. The construction demonstrates quality craftsmanship characteristic of the period, with hidden closures and deep-set side pockets. Condition-wise, the faux fur appears well-preserved with a consistent nap, though there are minor visible spots or potential staining near the bottom right front hem and light matting around the cuff area. No significant tears, odors, or lining disintegration are immediately visible from the photograph, though the garment would benefit from professional cleaning to restore the luster of the synthetic fibers.
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Estimated Value
$150 - $250
Basic Information
Category
Vintage Outerwear / Fashion Apparel
Appraised On
May 14, 2026
Estimated Value
$150 - $250
Item Description
This is a vintage mid-length faux fur coat by Jacques Saint Laurent for Genelle. The garment features a plush, ivory or off-white synthetic fur with subtle grey undertones that mimic natural animal pelts. It is designed with a broad, rounded shawl collar, long sleeves, and a straight-cut silhouette ending approximately at the hip or mid-thigh. The interior is fully lined with a coordinating champagne-colored satin fabric. A woven black fabric label is sewn into the neck, reading "JACQUES SAINT LAURENT FOR GENELLE - PARIS NEW YORK" in gold lettering. This specific branding is associated with mid-to-late 20th-century ready-to-wear fashion, likely the 1970s or 1980s. The construction demonstrates quality craftsmanship characteristic of the period, with hidden closures and deep-set side pockets. Condition-wise, the faux fur appears well-preserved with a consistent nap, though there are minor visible spots or potential staining near the bottom right front hem and light matting around the cuff area. No significant tears, odors, or lining disintegration are immediately visible from the photograph, though the garment would benefit from professional cleaning to restore the luster of the synthetic fibers.
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