10.11.2025
Saga Furs’ Fur Vision® 2026 collection is created for a generation that cares about the future, makes conscious choices, and isn’t afraid to challenge conventions.
“When creating this collection, I had in mind a new generation of determined and independent young people and those who dare to stand out and use fashion as their voice. They have a hint of rebellion and the confidence to think differently,” says Emma Vivian, Design Consultant at Saga Furs Creative Hub.
The product development team at the Saga Furs Creative Hub presents the annual Fur Vision® to empower designers with fresh ideas, sustainable approaches, and creative possibilities that push the boundaries of modern fur design. Created for fashion companies, designers, design students and manufacturers, Fur Vision® showcases innovative fur craftsmanship, techniques, and materials that inspire upcoming collections. Since its launch in New York in 2000, it has become an important source of creativity and insight for the international fashion industry.
Looking ahead while honoring tradition
The Fur Vision® 2026 collection speaks both to those who appreciate timeless elegance and to those who seek to redefine it. It blends classic style with a modern attitude.
At the heart of the collection is Saga® Blue Fox, around which unfolds a fresh, trend-driven color story. Dyed pelts that have been in storage for a decade have been revived, bringing new life to existing materials. This reflects Saga Furs’ ongoing commitment to sustainability and creativity.
More than a seasonal showcase, the collection combines signature Saga Furs techniques, refined over decades, with archival pieces from the Saga Furs Creative Hub’s atelier. New concepts meet traditional craftsmanship to create designs that inspire the next generation of creators.
Fur Vision® 2026 Looks
LOOK No.1 Handcrafted mink and merino knit jumper. This one-of-a-kind piece reimagines the classic argyle pattern — scaled up and redefined using a mix of natural and dyed Palomino Mink for a bold, modern twist.
LOOK No.2 Reversible headscarf crafted from 3mm sheared female Pearl Mink, paired with digitally printed italian leather.
LOOK No.3 Dyed Blue Fox Hourglass Coat, crafted using the Airgallon technique and hand-cut by artist Søren Bach. Sculptural, precise, and unapologetically bold — a true statement piece shaped by craftsmanship and creative vision.
LOOK No.4 Dyed Blue Fox Hourglass Coat, crafted using the Airgallon technique and hand-cut by artist Søren Bach. Inspired by The Veiled Virgin by Giovanni Strazza.
LOOK No.5 Inspired by the bold spirit of the 1980’s, this Silverblue Mink jacket is tailored with a cinched waist and finished with leather piping — giving it a sleek, sporty edge.
LOOK No.6 An oversized workwear-inspired jacket reimagined with an elegant twist. Fully lined in Blue Fox, the coat is crafted with techniques that keep it light, warm, and effortlessly wearable.
LOOK No.7 Crafted from the softest lambskin leather and fully lined with Brown and Pearl mink pinstripe intarsia. This hat is designed for style but also extreme comfort and warmth to keep both head and neck protected.
LOOK No.8 The oversized patchwork blazer is designed with a conscious mindset — a marriage of past and present. Crafted from reclaimed tartan fabric sourced from our atelier, paired with dyed Silver Fox from our 10-year archive, and elevated with new Silverblue and Brown Mink, it embodies sustainability while pushing modern luxury forward.
LOOK No.9 This Brown Mink and Blue Fox bomber jacket is crafted with a fusion of traditional SAGA FURS techniques and modern design. Featuring an oversized chevron pattern in plucked and full-nap mink, it is finished with a bold, double-faced Fox collar for maximum impact.
LOOK No.10 We’ve taken upcycling vintage blankets to the next level. This tartan wool blanket has been reimagined with Blue Fox, using our signature fox-on-fabric technique to create a piece that is both nostalgic and boldly modern.
LOOK No.11 Alongside Archive Dyed Blue Fox, we aimed to minimize waste from the upcycled blankets. The result is a beautifully bold double-faced Fox scarf — crafted with deconstructed intarsia and finished with blanket tassel inserts for a striking, modern edge.