• Full Value, Non-depreciating Policy
  For whatever reason you lose your fur, you will receive a coat of equal quality and value. There is no depreciation as in other policies.
• All Risk Coverage
  Includes coverage for theft, fire or loss.
• No deductible
  It won’t cost you one dollar, as in other insurance coverage.

• Unlimited Winterglow^SM Cleaning
  Weiss’ exclusive cleaning and glazing process scientifically revitalizes and rejuvenates your fur to preserve its beauty and prolong its life. Clean your fur as often as you wish with this plan.
• Ultima Protecta
  Protect your fur with our Ultima Protecta process that will keep your fur soft and luxurious and protect it from snow, sleet and rain.
• Linexx
  Protect the lining of your garment with our state-of-the-art Linexx Protecta spray. This will protect the lining of any outerwear garment (especially a fur coat) from stains and strengthen it to make it more durable.

Keep your fur in our refrigerated storage vaults and have the privilege of anytime access to your fur for travel or special occasions. You may use this service as frequently as you wish at no additional charge. Just call us and we will schedule a pick up or delivery.

Personalized, monogrammed garment bag and fur hanger for each coat covered by Weiss Care.

Receive a 10% discount on New Purchases and any additional services.

Always hang your fur on a broad-shouldered hanger, never on a wire hanger. Give your fur enough room in the closet so the fur is not crushed.

Never hang your fur in a plastic bag or rubber-lined bag. Plastic prevents air from circulating and can dry out the leather. When traveling, store your fur in a cloth garment bag provided by your furrier.

If your fur gets wet, shake it out and hang it out to dry in a well-ventilated room. Keep it away from direct heat or a radiator, which can cause both fur and leather to dry out. After it is dry, shake it again. Most furs will take some rain and snow far better than a wool or other winter coat will. If the fur is soaked through, however, take it immediately to your fur retailer for proper treatment. Never comb or brush the fur.

Never pin jewelry on your fur. Do not use shoulder straps of a handbag on a consistent basis.

Never attempt to mothproof your fur yourself. Home treatments are no substitute for professional cleaning and storage.

Avoid spraying perfume or hair spray onto your fur.

Always store your fur during warm weather with your furrier — never at a dry cleaner. Your furrier is equipped with temperature-, humidity- and light-controlled storage facilities to protect fur.

Have fur cleaned annually by a fur specialist, definitely not a dry cleaner.

Have small rips or tears repaired immediately by your furrier. This will prevent more expensive repairs later.

Avoid leaving a fur hanging in a bright place. The light can cause the fur to oxidize or change color.

Always hang leather garments on wide or padded hangers to maintain their shape. Use shoetrees in footwear and stuff empty handbags with tissue to help retain their shape.

Never store leather goods in plastic or other non-breathable covers. This will cause leather to become dry.

Allow wet or damp leather to air-dry naturally, away from any heat source. Leather can be treated with a conditioner to restore flexibility while suede can be brushed with a terry towel to restore its look.

In winter, promptly remove salt deposits from garments and footwear by sponging with clear water, then follow with the above treatment for wet or damp leather.

Avoid very humid and dry environments as well as direct sunlight.

Do not use waxes, silicone products or other leather preparations that impair a garment's ability to breathe.

Winkles should hang out. If ironing is desired, set iron on rayon setting, use heavy brown wrapping paper as a pressing cloth on right side of the garment and a quick hand to prevent overheating and shine.

Avoid spraying perfumes or hair sprays while wearing your garment and do not apply pins, adhesive badges or tape. Wearing a scarf at the hairline will help keep hair and body oil away from the collar.

Hems may be fixed with a tiny amount of rubber cement. For best results, see a leather care professional.

All products designed to be used at home should be tested on an inconspicuous part of the garment.