Is the Fur on Mackage Real? Fox, Shearling and Fur-Free Mackage Coats Explained

Yes, the fur on a Mackage coat is real when the coat has fur: the composition label names the animal, and the FW26 ski pieces read “Fur: 100% fox”. Most Mackage icons with fur also come without it, so the women’s coats range includes fox, raccoon, shearling and fur-free versions of the same designs. The Rayna-X ski jacket shows how it works: a removable fox collar on a shell you can wear without it.

Is the fur on Mackage real?

On styles with fur trims, yes. Mackage lists the trim as its own line in the composition, after shell, lining and fill. The four new ski pieces for winter 2026/27 say “Fur: 100% fox”: the Rayna-X in black, the Rayna-BX in off white, the Auxane-BX ski suit and the Auxane-BXDNM denim ski suit. Their product pages do not name the type of fox, so we do not either.

Earlier styles are more specific. The Adali-X lists “Fur: 100% finland silver fox”. The Kay-BX and Trish-BX list “100% finland blue fox”, and the Trish-BX adds a second line, “Fur 2: 100% rabbit”. The Adali-F and Kay-F list “100% finland raccoon”.

Which Mackage coats have fur, and can you remove it?

Mackage says “removable” on its ski collars and on the trims of its 2-in-1 parkas. On the Signature Collar coats, the product pages do not describe the fur as removable, so assume it stays on.

For a side-by-side of the women’s icons, read Adali vs Kay vs Trish. For the men’s parkas, see Dixon vs Edward vs Moritz.

Which Mackage coats use shearling?

Shearling is sheepskin with the wool left on, and Mackage uses it on several winter 2026/27 pieces. The belted Beverly down coat lists “Collar: 100% sheep leather” and carries a warning that its collar “is real shearling fur, of 100% natural wool”. The collar is removable. The men’s Riley lists “Fur: 100% sheep” for its removable shearling bib with hood. The Robert bomber mixes quilted down with a 100% sheepskin combo shell and a shearling-trimmed spread collar and hem. Our guide to Mackage shearling jackets compares them.

Does Mackage make coats without fur?

Yes. Most Mackage icons come in a fur-free version, and on the styles we checked those versions carry no fur line in their composition. The Kay-NFR and Adali-NFR keep the same down coat design, without fur. The Edward-NFR and Dixon-NFR keep the removable hooded bib. The Shyla-NF and Shyla-NFZ 2-in-1 longline coats have no fur either.

Most of the new ski jackets are fur-free too. The Iclyn-DNM, Iclyn-FN, Cataline-WMK and Kairi-GLO list shell, lining and fill only. Mackage also makes styles named as faux fur, such as the Nanny Faux-Fur Jacket and the Gwendal Reversible Faux Fur Hoodie. For more fur-free texture, see our edit of faux fur jackets.

Reading the style name

The letters after a Mackage style name follow a pattern on current labels. Versions ending in NF, NFR and NFZ have no fur in the composition. X and BX versions list fox. F versions list raccoon. SH versions list sheep. Mackage does not publish this as an official key, so always read the composition line on the product page before you buy.

Is Mackage fur-free?

No. Mackage still uses real fur on some styles, such as the removable fox collars on the FW26 ski jackets and ski suits, and the composition label always names the animal. Most of its icons also come in fur-free versions, so shoppers who prefer no animal fur can choose the NF and NFR styles, which keep the same cut.

How do you care for a Mackage fur collar?

Take a removable collar off before any washing. Mackage says to detangle fur with your fingers only, and its shearling warning on the Beverly says do not wash, do not tumble dry, do not blow dry and do not steam. Fur is not covered by the Mackage warranty unless a style is deemed defective, and Mackage counts shedding as normal wear. Replacement fur can be bought through Mackage after-sales service. Our guide on how to clean a Mackage coat covers each trim, and how to tell if Mackage is real explains how the fur line on a genuine label reads.

If a hood matters more to you than a collar, our guide to Mackage hooded down coats and the Mackage women’s ski jackets comparison show the hood on every style.

Frequently asked questions

Is the fur on Mackage coats real?

Yes, where a Mackage coat has fur it is real animal fur, and the composition label names it. The FW26 Rayna and Auxane ski pieces say “Fur: 100% fox”, and older styles name silver fox, blue fox, raccoon and rabbit.

Is the fur on Mackage removable?

On many styles, yes. The Mackage Rayna and Auxane ski pieces have a removable fox collar, and the Dixon, Edward and Moritz parkas have detachable fur trims. The fur on the Signature Collar coats, such as Kay and Adali, is not described as removable.

Does Mackage make coats without fur?

Yes. Mackage sells fur-free versions of its icons, such as Kay-NFR, Adali-NFR, Edward-NFR and Dixon-NFR, which list no fur in their composition. Most of the Mackage FW26 ski jackets, such as Iclyn and Kairi, have no fur either.

Does Mackage replace fur?

Mackage fur is not covered by the warranty unless a style is deemed defective, and shedding counts as normal wear. Mackage does sell fur replacements as part of its after-sales service.

What does the X mean on a Mackage coat?

On current Mackage labels, X and BX versions list fox fur, F versions list raccoon, and NF and NFR versions have no fur. Mackage does not publish this as an official key, so check the composition line for each style.

Read next: How to clean a Mackage coat, Mackage shearling jackets, Adali vs Kay vs Trish.