Mink The most popular of all furs sold world-wide, mink accounts for the overwhelming majority of U.S. retail fur sales. It is sold at a wide variety of price points. Like automobiles, the bulk fall into the lower price range. By the middle of the decade, however, the frequency of using fox as a trim on other types of garments sent prices soaring. Now that luxury is back in fashion, so is fox.
Prices are strong.
Still, fox garment prices can vary almost as much as those for mink. The majority of fox sold in North America is farmed in Scandinavia. It comes in several different colors that are used either in their natural tone or dyed. Natural fox pelts from North America, including wild red or gray fox, cost much less. Over the past decade, brightly colored, patterned sheared beaver coats have become extremely fashionable, now found in top designer collections as well as for the mass market .