Yves Salomon

Yves Salomon is a Paris fur and outerwear house run by the fourth generation of the Salomon family, founded when Russian émigré Gregory Salomon set up as a furrier in 1920. Yves Salomon built the label after cutting fur for Alaïa, Mugler, Nina Ricci and Jean Paul Gaultier; son Thomas has since widened it into full collections. Signatures include mink, fox and shearling coats, the ARMY parka line launched in 2005, fur-free Météo wool and lambskin pieces, and in-house leather outerwear, alongside a service recutting clients' inherited fur coats.