The Fabulous Furs was established in the year 1989. Donna Salyers, is the president and founder of Fabulous Furs. Donna Salyers Fabulous Furs offers the world's finest, affordable and an amazing assortment of luxurious faux fur coats, vests, children's clothing, throws, pet goods, handbags, accessories, home decor, and much more. Perfect for holiday gift-giving. The products of Fabulous Furs are mainly hand-crafted from synthetic fabrics and designed with the look and feel of real leather and fur.
Fabulous Fur coats, faux fur jackets and faux fur throws are made at Donna Salyer's Fabulous Furs. These are the world's finest because, they start with the most luxurious Faux Fur Fabrics and marry them with Donna’s unmatched sewing expertise and faux fur knowledge. Fabulous Furs uses mod-acrylic fibers. The most fake fur is made from acrylic fibers. To create the world's finest faux, it has taken over 20 years. There are countless imitations on the market. The business has developed at eight locations.
Fabulous Furs programs & publications:
Fabulous Furs are popular with celebrities who want the look, but not the guilt of real fur. People Magazine profiled Fabulous Furs with pictures and celebrity quotes. These are the television programs in which Fabulous Furs has been featured, the programs such as The View, General Hospital, The Today Show, One Life to Live, As The World Turns, MTV Cribs, Law & Order and Fast Lane. Fabulous Furs has been published in Fashion publications like, Cosmopolitan, Vogue, Star, in style, Allure, Lucky, Life & Style and even Sports illustrated have requested our products.
It's pleasurable to know that Fabulous Furs Products, in providing a affluent alternative to real animal fur, bring joy to people all over the world, and at the same time, make unnecessary the destruction of countless animals. No one can identifies that you are wearing a faux fur coat unless you tell them because these products look so naturally. It's fabulous to see our Fabulous Furs products in movies, on Broadway and TV.
