I would donate it.

If it happens to be by a top designer, it might be worth selling at auction or to a dealer. When I was selling antiques and collectibles, I did buy a designer mink jacket once at a thrift shop and resold it for several hundred dollars.

I'll take it to Goodwill.

I have a transitioning grandchild in L.A. and she might want it but she is big and this thing is small. My 3 other granddaughters are smaller but I wonder if they would want to wear fur.

with her mink stole. This was mid 70s iirc.
Never knew what to do with it, until one bitterly cold night a few years later when I was going to a upscale dinner with friends. This was a rare occurrence. I had a long winter coat and I wore the stole over the coat. I was warm as toast .
Never wore it again and I think I finally gave it to Goodwill.

A lot of times, they aren't. But if it is, I would give it to a theatre department or someone who does drag so it can have a second life without someone needing to buy real fur.

Since I lost my hairdresser, I don't have my contact with the gay community in New Haven.

I have one from my mother as well and that’s what I am doing. I also have worn it in several theater productions I act with.

...or theater department of a college.

I got my Master's in Liberal Studies at Albertus Magnus College, a small liberal arts Catholic school here in New Haven. I am still in contact with my English Lit professor there (I went back to school in my late 60s for the advanced degree since they had a Liberal Studies program I liked very much).

people (they purchased) outfits for events, Halloween, etc. That way, you keep recycling these things, and keeping their energies/memories in the world alive still. People do actually still buy these things too. There's a small segment of the population that does value these things.

was valued and killed for its fur. They carry a bad message in today's woke population.

poor and couldn't afford such things.

made the post. You donated items that held a precious memory of you beloved grandmother. I need to apologize for my mistake.

She’d never buy a new one but no reason to send wearable clothing to the landfill.

It would go a long way making some newborn kittens very happy, I'll bet.

Or, if it brings you fond memories of your mom, just keep it.

I worked doe a few year as the person in charge of costumes on a small state college Theater Departmen. I am sure either a college or high school club or departmen would be thrilled.

clothes resale shop.

The do still exist. Amazing but they do.

i grow the best cat nip + made fresh cat nip toys. it even gets me woozy.