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Alina

Ronnie&Theresa Posted:

Alina

What is the fur thing that is like a headband called in Russia?
alina Posted:

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A hat? You mean those big furry hats (made with rabbit, mink or fox fur)? And then they unfold from the top to cover the ears. Otherwise, I don't think we wear any other fur on our head. I have never seen headbands from fur.

Ronnie&Theresa Posted:

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No its a band...

They are Mink

My mother got me one when she was there.
It raps around your ears............
alina Posted:

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Here are some pictures for you (Blue Fox, Racoon and Mink):
http://www.haicogifts.com/images/russian07a.JPG

I think if you want white, it would almost always have to be rabbit, which is a bit cheaper than mink
alina Posted:

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Ok, so if its a band, is the top of your head then uncovered? I have no clue what its called. I don't remember ever having ear muffs in Russia. But that's what I would call it.

Ronnie&Theresa Posted:

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YOu are THE BEST!!!!

Thanks!!
alina Posted:

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Stay, thanks for posting a picture. It looks like that what she means... I have never seen these before, but I have left so long ago.

ss2002 Posted:

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Like this?



I think it's white fox...
StayandJohn Posted:

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My boss from our Moscow office bought all the ladies here one for Xmas 2 years ago. I have never worn it lol

Ronnie&Theresa Posted:

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More like the last one but Thiner!
alina Posted:

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stay, why not. They're cute, but perhaps a bit too warm for NYC climate

StayandJohn Posted:

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Try the Fur Vault....you may find it there.

StayandJohn Posted:

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I have no idea I just never wore it, and I kept saying to myself this winter when I was freezing my butt off ' I have to wear my headband' I never did lol

alina Posted:

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maybe wear it if you go to Alaska cruise. I have actually been searching for the hat, but don't want to pay full price... So the search may continue for a while.

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