Vtg 60s Black Leather Fur Collar Cuffs Penny Lane Coat

Era: Mid to late 1960s The leather texture, lining type, and rounded seaming under the bust are consistent with late-60s mod-to-boho transition pieces. Large fur collars and cuffs began trending strongly 1966-1971 — especially in boutique and department-store “London Look” imports. Style: Penny Lane / Swing Coat hybrid The hem flares gently rather than following a fitted princess seam, so it’s more swing-cut (A-line) than princess. The collar and cuffs appear to be real fox fur — most likely silver fox or ranch fox: Guard hairs are long (2-3 inches) and glassy with subtle silver-grey tipping. The underfur is creamy-blonde, not dense like mouton or raccoon. The tone and sheen are typical of mid-century ranch-dyed fox (no two pelts identical). This puts it squarely in the 1966-1969 range — earlier than most 1970s belted Penny Lane trenches. bust across 19 pit to pit waist across 19 sleeve 23 length 32 size 10 but vintage sizing runs smaller no brand tags inside