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Due to current Coronavirus concerns,
Silverman Furs and Outerwear will be closed through Tuesday, March 31, 2020.

We will re-open at our regular hours of 10:00am – 5:30pm Monday through Saturday on Wednesday, April 1, 2020.

Our apologies for the inconvenience.

Spring Has Sprung!
NOW IS THE TIME TO PLAN FOR
SUMMER STORAGE AT SILVERMAN

SUMMER STORAGE ONLY $50 PER GARMENT
(STORAGE GOOD THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2020)

Storing your fur coats, jackets, and fur accessories at home during the summer could be a costly mistake. Keep them in peak condition in our climate controlled, cold vaults. By bringing them to Silverman, you are protecting your investment.

It is also a great time to trade-in an old fur on a new one, but we do not buy old fur coats. Or perhaps you have a fur coat that needs a stylish update? Our master furrier can re-vamp it into a brand new, luxurious look.

So what are you waiting for? Slip into Silverman and experience the luxury of fur.

Please note: We will be picking up summer storage at the Fort Magruder Hotel and Conference Center in Williamsburg on June 2nd, and at the Hampton Inn in Gloucester on June 9th.

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About Silverman furs

At Silverman, we have a beautiful new collection of the latest styles in outerwear. One of them (maybe two!) is perfect for a special event, a holiday reception, Christmas with the family, or just a stroll around the neighborhood. Nothing makes you feel as special as a fur or quality outerwear from Silverman.

Our mission is to provide quality furs and outerwear that will evoke true love. We bring you a product that guarantees a lifetime of warmth, style, and luxury. With our on-site offerings such as alterations, storage and repairs, Silverman is a full-service, luxury wear & care company.

"People buy furs for glamour. A woman puts on a mink and wants to get that feeling of flying high. It’s that glint in her eye.”

— Samuel Silverman (1985)