1.   Americans long ago stopped making fur coats out of wild, endangered animals.

2.   A stunning black and camel coat was made from leather pieced together to resemble scales on a fish.

3.   But not always, particularly if you are careless in how thin you make the coats.

4.   Coats were made in blanket wool.

5.   He, in turn, enlisted help from a junior lawyer named Gerald Schoenfeld, a cherubic, earnest New Yorker whose father made fur coats.

6.   Instead of a mundane scheme to actually make fur coats out of cute little spotted pups, the plot will be far more realistic.

7.   The coat is made by CP Co., an Italian clothing maker, as part of what it calls its Urban Protection line.

8.   Like minks, blue foxes are used to make fur coats.