Vtg 70s Jacques Saint Laurent Rabbit Fur Jacket

Updated August 25, 2026

Lot number	1010290
Auction	Timeless Threads: Vintage Clothing & Jewelry
Date	September 8, 2026 at 6:05 PM MDT
Auction house	345 Auction
Location	Pueblo West, Colorado

Manufactured by Jacques Saint Laurent for City Furs, this mid-to-late 1970s vintage jacket is constructed from soft pieced rabbit fur featuring a bold, spotted brown and off-white pattern. The distinctive brown-and-white mottled pattern on this coatis known as a "broken" color pattern in rabbit pelts, characterized by white fur interspersed with patches of color. Designed with a short stand collar, straight sleeves, and hidden front closure hooks, the garment is fully lined in a rich copper-brown satin material. An interior woven label near the inner neck seam reads "Jacques Saint Laurent for City Furs - Paris - New York." Jacques Saint Laurent, a mid-tier fashion brand from the late 1970s and 1980s that specialized in funky real and fauxfur coats. He opened a shortlived fur production line from 1978-1982, making this a somewhat rare garment. This example exhibits light wear consistent with age and gentle use. The fur pelt remains soft and pliable, though light shedding and slightyellowing to the off-white fur sections are visible near the collar area. The interior copper lining presents in clean condition with minor creasing along the lower hem. Dimensions measure approximately 29.5 inches from collar seam to bottom hem, 17.5 inches across the shoulders, and 23 inches in sleeve length. Featuring a striking animal-print aesthetic and Paris-New York vintage origin, this statement jacket offers high-impact style for collectors of mid-century outerwear.

Vtg 70s Jacques Saint Laurent Rabbit Fur Jacket

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