Ivory Faux Fur Bridal Shawl for Winter Wedding Looks
Ivory faux fur wraps the shoulders and arms in soft warmth while the gown stays in view. The fur collar, satin tie and rhinestone brooch give the look a bridal finish from the vows through the reception. Made for winter ceremonies, evening receptions and cheongsam events.
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Ivory faux fur wraps the shoulders and arms in soft warmth while the gown stays in view. The fur collar, satin tie and rhinestone brooch give the look a bridal finish from the vows through the reception. Made for winter ceremonies, evening receptions and cheongsam events.
Warm, elegant faux fur wrap that completes a bridal look
- staying warm during outdoor or evening wedding events
- covering bare shoulders and arms without losing the dress silhouette
- adding a bridal or festive touch to a plain gown
Stay warm and still look like the bride
Shivering through the vows in a bare-shouldered gown is over. Drape on a soft ivory fur wrap and walk into every photo warm, framed and unmistakably bridal.
Every Edge Built for the Aisle

A collar that warms the shoulders
The full faux fur collar and wide fur trim cover the shoulders and upper arms, the exposed areas of a strapless or backless gown in winter. The fur is soft and plush, so it sits against bare skin without scratching. You keep the neckline and the silhouette of the dress in view.

Tie it, don't pin it
A bright red satin ribbon closes the wrap at the front, so it stays put through the vows and the walk back up the aisle. Tie it snug for the ceremony, then loosen it for dinner. No pins, clips or hooks touch the dress.

Finished with bridal detail
A rhinestone brooch clasp and beaded tassel fringe catch the light in every frame. The tassels swing as you move across the dance floor, which gives the wrap a finish that a plain shawl does not have.
Care So It Lasts Beyond the Day
- Spot clean only
Dab marks with a damp cloth and mild detergent, then let the fur air dry away from heat.
- Shake, don't iron
Shake the fur out and use low steam from a distance. Keep a hot iron off the fibres.
- Store loosely
Keep it in a dry, breathable bag or hang it. Folding it tight flattens the fur.
- Handle the beads gently
Lift the wrap by the shoulders and check the tassels and brooch before each event.
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The full collar and wide fur trim cover the shoulders and upper arms, which are the areas a strapless or backless gown leaves open. For a long stretch outdoors in deep cold, wear a warm layer under the gown and keep the wrap on your shoulders.
Sizes are letters, and each one has a body weight range. Most letters run 40 to 55 kg or up to 70 kg, and the widest range is O at 40 to 90 kg. Choose the letter whose range matches your weight. If you sit right at the edge of two ranges, pick the one with the higher top limit for a less snug fit.
Yes, that is one of the main ways it is worn. The bright red satin tie picks up a red cheongsam, and the ivory version gives a softer contrast. For a deeper red or a wine-toned gown, the burgundy option is the closer match.
Check each bead and the brooch setting before the first wear. Lift the wrap by the shoulders rather than pulling the tassels as you dress. Handled that way, the beads stay where they belong through a full evening.
Yes. The style comes in ivory white, bright red and burgundy wine, so bridesmaids can match the palette of the day without wearing the same wrap as the bride.
Spot clean any marks, shake the fur out and let it air dry away from heat. Store it loosely in a dry, breathable bag or hang it, so the collar keeps its loft. Keep a hot iron off the fur.
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