Scrap Fur

This is scrap fur from garment production. Badger are not an endangered species.A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is needed for all shipments outside the United States.Not for sale in the following states: Indiana.

The picture above shows one pound of Australian Opossum scrap fur. These are mostly tail pieces. This fur varies in size because it is the scrap left over from other products made with opossum fur. The scrap comes in various shades of natural brown (i.e., not dyed). We cannot guarantee matching colors or sizes throughout an order.Australian opossum are not an endangered species.

This scrap is a by-product of the fashion industry and does NOT contain faces and tails, which are sold separately. The scrap is all natural colors (i.e., not dyed).The small pieces are from collar production. They can be as small as 1" by 1". Most pieces are less than six square inchesThe leg and flank scrap are from the legs, sides, and bellies. The leg pieces have shorter, dense fur. The sides and flanks are generally longish strips.The premium coyote fur scrap is from the center of the...

This scrap is a by-product of the fashion industry and does NOT contain faces and tails, which are sold separately. The scrap is all natural colors (i.e., not dyed).The small pieces are from collar production. They can be as small as 1" by 1". Most pieces are less than six square inchesThe leg and flank scrap are from the legs, sides, and bellies. The leg pieces have shorter, dense fur. The sides and flanks are generally longish strips.The premium coyote fur scrap is from the center of the...

We currently have about 100 lbs. of zebra print cow scrap in stock. These are large pieces of scrap left over from furniture production. The piece shown at the top of this page weighs 8 lbs. Cows are not an endangered species. These skins are a by-product of the meat industry. The animals were not killed just for their hides.

These furs vary in size and color because it is left over scrap. We cannot guarantee matching colors or sizes throughout an order.Raccoon are not an endangered species.

These furs vary in size and color because it is left over scrap. We cannot guarantee matching colors or sizes throughout an order.Raccoon are not an endangered species.

This scrap does NOT contain faces and tails: these are sold separately. The scrap is all natural colors (i.e., not dyed). Our supplies are limited.Note, the scrap is not suitable for making your own parka collars unless you want to piece together pieces. This is scrap. We often get calls from people wanting a piece of "scrap" that is 4" wide and 40" long. A piece like this is not scrap. This scrap does NOT contain faces and tails: these are sold separately. The scrap is all natural colors...

We have reindeer fur scrap that is left over from making parkas, mitts, and sleeping bags for a documentary in Greenland recreating the race to the South Pole between Scott and Amundsen. One pound of reindeer scrap is equivalent to approximately 4 to 5 pieces of the sizes shown above. Sizes vary from small, medium, to the large piece shown with the Pepsi can above. You will get a range of sizes; we do not sort by size.

This is silver fox fur scrap from garment production. There is a nice mix of sizes, but do not expect to find whole skins here. The scrap is all natural colors (i.e., not dyed).Note, the scrap is not suitable for making your own parka collars unless you want to piece together pieces. This is scrap. We often get calls from people wanting a piece of "scrap" that is 4" wide and 40" long. A piece like this is not scrap.

The skunk scrap is sold by the pound. These are small pieces of scrap that are left over from making our real skunk hats. Striped skunks are not an endangered species.A U.S. Fish & Wildlife export permit is needed for all shipments outside of the U.S.

We have real springbok fur scrap ideal for craftmaking. They come in various sizes. These are sold by the pound.Springbok are not an endangered species.