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Traditionally, seal fur and leather were used to protect Inuit and other coastal communities from elements. Today, artisans and designers are using it as a sustainable solution for both function and fashion. These products are lightweight, incredibly warm, extremely durable, exceptionally versatile, and even resistant to wind and water. Once you try seal products, you won’t want to experience another winter without them.
Seal products are beneficial to the planet because they naturally decompose and help to avoid the build-up of landfills. In fact, one synthetic coat contains roughly 5,320 plastic straws. On the other hand, seal apparel can be recycled to make products like pillows, blankets, and more. And after decades of wear and tear, it will eventually biodegrade and return back to nature.
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Traditionally, seal fur and leather were used to protect Inuit and other coastal communities from elements. Today, artisans and designers are using it as a sustainable solution for both function and fashion. These products are lightweight, incredibly warm, extremely durable, exceptionally versatile, and even resistant to wind and water. Once you try seal products, you won’t want to experience another winter without them.
Seal products are beneficial to the planet because they naturally decompose and help to avoid the build-up of landfills. In fact, one synthetic coat contains roughly 5,320 plastic straws. On the other hand, seal apparel can be recycled to make products like pillows, blankets, and more. And after decades of wear and tear, it will eventually biodegrade and return back to nature.
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Explore unique seal fur accessories, footwear and clothing fashion designs from the best Canadian artists.
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Seal fur is amazing for sprucing up any space for a cold season and adds a natural coziness to your home. Plus, it’s sustainable and biodegradable!
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Whether you want to create your own design with natural fur or you want to complement your home decor, seal pelt is exactly what you need!
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The “Proudly Indigenous” Certification allows products harvested by indigenous communities and/or made by indigenous crafters to be marketed and sold on the Proudly Indigenous Crafts & Designs (PIC&D) online store. PIC&D is working with recognized bodies to ensure consumers receive high quality and authentic Indigenous seal products.
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If you are looking to buy seal fur, here is a guide that can help you understand the grading system. Seal pelts are generally categorized into Grades 1 through 4, with 1 being the highest quality, and 4 showing some irregularities.
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Seal pelts have beautiful silver-grey colouring, with natural dark spots and stripes. You may choose pelts that preserve this look—or you may opt for a more bright and colourful option. The colour guide here showcases the variety available.
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Traditionally, seal fur and leather were used to protect Inuit and other coastal communities from elements. Today, artisans and designers are using it as a sustainable solution for both function and fashion. Discover all the benefits of natural seal fur.
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Biodegredable
Extremely Durable
Lightweight
Exceptionally Versatile
Incredibly Warm
Wind & Water Resistant
Seal fur is considered by many a valued Canadian tradition. Learn all about it in our newest brochure.
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Seal fur trade is subject to thorough licensing, permitting and regulation by provincial, territorial and federal wildlife management agencies and border trade control authorities. From the sealers harvesting on the ocean to the dressers and dyers, buyers, wholesalers, auction houses, importers and exporters, every single step of the trade is strictly controlled.
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Seal oil is a complete source of Omega-3 (DPA + DHA + EPA) with optimized absorption given its mammalian molecular structure.
Seal Oil
Seal meat represents an excellent source of protein and is high in iron, zinc, magnesium and vitamin B-12. This wild game meat is free from antibiotics and added hormones.
Seal Meat
