Krea 2 LoRA focused on luxurious russian-sable fur for fashion garments and fur-based objects.

Trigger word

russian-sable

This keyword is important and should be included whenever you want the intended sable appearance.

Recommended strength

1.0

Works well with

• full-length coats

• cropped jackets

• cape coats

• peplum jackets

• hooded / high-collar designs

• aviator jackets

• asymmetric cuts

• double-breasted jackets

• sleeveless fur pieces

• military / gothic fashion

• stoles

• blankets

• throws

• bed covers

• draped fur over furniture or other objects

It can also be mixed with other materials. You can specify russian-sable only on the collar, cuffs, trim, hood, sleeves, or other selected areas.

Color ideas

Natural and stylized colors both work:

natural sable brown
golden sable
honey-beige
light camel-brown
caramel
chestnut
chocolate brown
mahogany
espresso
smoky brown
ash brown
taupe
cool mink brown
silver-brown
silver-grey
ivory / cream
charcoal
jet black
blue-black / midnight sable

For a dark blue-black look:

pure black russian-sable with subtle cool midnight-blue reflections visible only where the light catches the fur

Light colors note

Very light shades such as ivory, cream, pale gold, or light beige can be less consistent and may naturally shift toward warmer or darker brown tones.

For better results, be explicit:

soft ivory-cream russian-sable

light honey-beige russian-sable

light camel-beige russian-sable

You can reinforce it with:

clearly light overall, not dark brown, not strongly orange, not reddish

A few generations may sometimes be needed for pale colors.

Fur construction

For more realistic garments:

constructed from multiple joined russian-sable fur panels, with subtle visible seams and gentle changes in fur direction

For cleaner luxury construction:

clean, balanced and symmetrical fur panel construction

Silver-tipped / frosted sable

For complex color effects, describing the actual fur structure usually works better than only naming it:

dark brown at the roots and through most of each hair, with pale silver-grey tips evenly distributed across the entire fur surface

If needed, specify that the effect should cover the entire garment and not only the cuffs or hem.

Prompting tips

A simple structure usually works best:

russian-sable + garment/object + cut/length + color + design details

Examples:

an extremely long full-length russian-sable fur coat in natural dark brown

a short russian-sable cropped jacket ending exactly at the waist

a pure black russian-sable cropped jacket with subtle midnight-blue reflections

a russian-sable blanket draped over a large bed

For short garments, clearly state where the hem ends. For mixed-material designs, specify exactly which areas are fur.

Special thanks to @tedbiv for trusting me and helping fund my first LoRA. Really appreciate the support, this one probably wouldn’t have happened without you.