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Schumacher Furs Re-enters Market with Luxury Fur Home Decor

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What happened

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Schumacher Furs, a family business founded in Portland, Oregon, in 1895, is returning to the fur market with a new collection of luxury home décor products. The company, owned by Gregg Schumacher, initially focuses on fur blankets, throws, and pillows sold through its website. The collection features products made from fox, rabbit, mink, coyote, and muskrat fur, with fox being the leading seller.

From pjmedia.com

Why it matters

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The company is attempting to capitalize on renewed consumer interest in genuine fur among younger and older customers. Initial products, such as blankets and throws, start at approximately $1,450.

From pjmedia.com

Who's involved

  • PortlandFounding city of the company
  • ArizonaTarget sales market for the new product line

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • ArizonaSpeculative

    Consumers in Arizona might see changes in demand for high-end luxury home décor products.

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