Krea 2 LoRA focused on luxurious russian-sable fur for fashion garments and fur-based objects.<h3 id="trigger-word">Trigger word</h3><code>russian-sable</code>This keyword is important and should be included whenever you want the intended sable appearance.<h3 id="recommended-strength">Recommended strength</h3><code>1.0</code><h3 id="works-well-with">Works well with</h3><ul><li>full-length coats</li><li>cropped jackets</li><li>cape coats</li><li>peplum jackets</li><li>hooded / high-collar designs</li><li>aviator jackets</li><li>asymmetric cuts</li><li>double-breasted jackets</li><li>sleeveless fur pieces</li><li>military / gothic fashion</li><li>stoles</li><li>blankets</li><li>throws</li><li>bed covers</li><li>draped fur over furniture or other objects</li></ul>It can also be mixed with other materials. You can specify <code>russian-sable</code> only on the collar, cuffs, trim, hood, sleeves, or other selected areas.<h3 id="color-ideas">Color ideas</h3>Natural and stylized colors both work:<code>natural sable brown</code> <code>golden sable</code> <code>honey-beige</code> <code>light camel-brown</code> <code>caramel</code> <code>chestnut</code> <code>chocolate brown</code> <code>mahogany</code> <code>espresso</code> <code>smoky brown</code> <code>ash brown</code> <code>taupe</code> <code>cool mink brown</code> <code>silver-brown</code> <code>silver-grey</code> <code>ivory / cream</code> <code>charcoal</code> <code>jet black</code> <code>blue-black / midnight sable</code>For a dark blue-black look:<code>pure black russian-sable with subtle cool midnight-blue reflections visible only where the light catches the fur</code><h3 id="light-colors-note">Light colors note</h3>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:<code>soft ivory-cream russian-sable</code><code>light honey-beige russian-sable</code><code>light camel-beige russian-sable</code>You can reinforce it with:<code>clearly light overall, not dark brown, not strongly orange, not reddish</code>A few generations may sometimes be needed for pale colors.<h3 id="fur-construction">Fur construction</h3>For more realistic garments:<code>constructed from multiple joined russian-sable fur panels, with subtle visible seams and gentle changes in fur direction</code>For cleaner luxury construction:<code>clean, balanced and symmetrical fur panel construction</code><h3 id="silver-tipped-frosted-sable">Silver-tipped / frosted sable</h3>For complex color effects, describing the actual fur structure usually works better than only naming it:<code>dark brown at the roots and through most of each hair, with pale silver-grey tips evenly distributed across the entire fur surface</code>If needed, specify that the effect should cover the entire garment and not only the cuffs or hem.<h3 id="prompting-tips">Prompting tips</h3>A simple structure usually works best:<code>russian-sable + garment/object + cut/length + color + design details</code>Examples:<code>an extremely long full-length russian-sable fur coat in natural dark brown</code><code>a short russian-sable cropped jacket ending exactly at the waist</code><code>a pure black russian-sable cropped jacket with subtle midnight-blue reflections</code><code>a russian-sable blanket draped over a large bed</code>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.

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