Others are strictly covered by quota schemes. Q - I'd like to sell an old leopard coat that I got in the 1960s. A - Don't even think about it. You may not sell it. On several occasions, innocent consumers have offered such used coats for sale in newspaper ads, only to find federal authorities show up at their doors.
Serious penalties are applicable.
A - Most definitely, shearling is fur. Shearling coats are made of animal pelts. They are not made of wool backed with another material, but of the entire sheep or lamb skin. So unless you already have a family furrier whom you trust with a considerable amount of money, start investigating long before you plan to purchase. Visit every fur salon you can find in your local area.