Fur coats are garments made from the pelts of animals, primarily used for warmth and fashion. Common sources of fur include minks, foxes, and rabbits. These coats can vary in style, length, and color, often reflecting the trends of the time. The production of fur coats has raised ethical concerns regarding animal welfare and environmental impact. Many people advocate for fur farming regulations or alternatives, such as faux fur, which mimics the appearance of real fur without using animal products. The debate continues as consumers weigh fashion against ethical considerations.