Thanks everyone for your responses, I really appreciate it! As for practicality, it doesn't need be be too 'practical'. I don't live in NYC, Aspen, Europe, or Russia where people walk all over in the extreme cold for long periods of time. I'd probably never walk more than a block wearing this coat, nor spend more than 15 minutes outside. I have very 'practical' longer coats for that!
So anyhow.....they sent me a photo, this is NOT me! I have light brown hair with blonde highlights and the dark coats (even if they last longer) are not flattering on me at all. I'd have to go lighter and I love the lighter color. Also, this coat is a large and looks big on the model and me, so they would need to order the medium which wouldn't look as big as it does in the photo. I tried the small on and it fit, but we all thought it would be better to have a little extra room. Anyhow, I'm on the fence! The SA said she'd try to get the store manage to extend the discount til Monday for me if I want it.
I actually love this length, but wouldn't mind a coat to hit my upper thighs. Too many decisions to make!
The second photo is the longest I would go, but I do like this length as well. About mid-thigh.
I must say both are fabulous so it makes the decision harder. I do prefer them to hit mid thigh too - that is my preferred length. The shore you post is also really nice though.
Best of luck Dear Sable-ista - exciting times. Enjoy your purchase.
I like the second one better. If darker sable does not suit your skin tone, you might want to consider the tortora color. I have one in a mid-length vest. See the photo below. I found the color very versatile.
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Hi I haven't posted here but today I tried some coats this one was too big and makes me so big, I can most probably restyle it as I can get it at 50% off, just wondering if it would look less bulky, any advice would be highly appreciated))
And a short jacket which is too short on me, but the size is right, not the right clothes, but for the idea))
Getting a sable altered is often done I think because the pelts are so expensive that relatively the altering isn't. I love that first coat you post. I am so jealous not to be buying sable!