• Allow your fur coats or other garments proper space in your closet. Never keep your fur coat or other valuable coat in a plastic bag. Your fur jacket too requires proper air circulation; Use a cloth bag when traveling or transporting your fur to and from cold storage. The smell of both moth and cedar balls often adheres to fur and creates unpleasant odors.
  
• Proper cleaning and conditioning of your fur coat and other garments will often remove such and most other unwanted odors.
  
• Do not sit for a prolonged time on your fur coat, shearling coat, leather coat or even cloth coat or outerwear - as this may lead to undue the crushing and premature wear.
  
• Refrain from excessive use of purse straps and other shoulder straps while wearing your fur coat, shearlings coat, leather coat and other outerwear, as this too will lead to premature wear.
  
• If your fur coat gets wet, shake it off and let it dry naturally. Using heat will cause both fur and leather to dry out. If your fur item gets soaked it needs special attention by a specialist master furrier!
  
• Be sure to have proper annual care including cleaning, conditioning, tightening of buttons, closures and lining and the mending of early tears - some will be invisible to you.
  
• Conditioning is a process replenishes essential oils necessary for the longevity of your fur.
  
• Mend any small tears immediately. Delaying a repair can lead to an expensive replacement of pelts.
  
• Your fur coat, leather coat, shearling coats and fine outerwear will provide you years of enjoyable wear when they are professionally conditioned and stored.
  
• Each spring store your garments in a temperature and humidity controlled vault. Keep your garments away from heat, home humidity and moths.

Source: http://www.furcenter.com/care.htm

Source:  http://www.furcare.org/fur-cleaning-explained/

The following link is provided for INFORMATION PURPOSES ONLY.  The FurDen cannot recommend one attempt cleaning or any other fur care procedure at home.  The products sold at the website below have NOT been tested or otherwise evaluated by the staff of theFurDen.

http://lanasfur.com/fur-care

Source:  http://www.furcare.org/fur-storage/

Additional info from wearefur.com:

Fur coats aren’t just for special occasions. Today’s fur fashions reflect tremendous variety in design and spirit. While full-length sables might fit some people’s everyday needs, others might opt for a lightweight sheared mink cropped jacket, a fur-lined leather biker jacket or even a garment with fur trim.

Furs are an organic material, and as such they will not last forever. There are, however, ways to care for your fur to keep it looking great and maximise its lifespan.  If cared for correctly, a fur gamrnet can last for generations. The most important part of fur care is proper storage and conditioning.  Without proper storage and conditioning furs will dry out much more quickly.  The proper storage conditions are 50 degrees farenheit with 50% humidity. This is something you cannot replicate at home and we strongly advise you to store your furs with a professional storage company during the summer months.

STORING YOUR FUR GARMENT

1. Always hang your fur on a broad-shouldered hanger, never on a wire hanger. Give your fur enough room in the closet so the fur is not crushed.
2. Never hang your fur in a plastic bag or rubber-lined bag. Plastic prevents air from circulating and can dry out the leather. When traveling, store your fur in a cloth garment bag provided by your furrier.
3. If your fur gets wet, shake it out and hang it to dry in a well-ventilated room. Keep it away from direct heat or a radiator, which can cause both fur and leather to dry out. After it is dry, shake it again. Most furs will take some rain and snow far better than a wool or other winter coat will. If the fur is soaked through, however, take it immediately to your fur retailer for proper treatment. Never comb or brush the fur.
4. Never attempt to mothproof your fur yourself. Home treatments are no substitute for professional cleaning and storage
5. Always store your fur during warm weather with your furrier – never at a dry cleaner. Your furrier is equipped with temperature, humidity and light-controlled storage facilities to protect fur.
6. Avoid leaving a fur hanging in a bright place. The light can cause the fur to oxidize or change colour.

Helpful hints and tips for preserving your fur garment

• Have fur cleaned annually by a fur specialist, not a dry cleaner.
• Do not fill the pockets of your garment too much. Certain specialists even recommend to sew them shut. Over-filling puts unnecessary strain on the fabric and can cause damage such as tearing.
• Try not to sit you on your coat and unbutton your fur when sitting down
• Keep fur away from direct heat – fireplaces, heaters, hair dryers, etc.
• Avoid spraying perfume or hairspray onto your fur.
• Never pin jewellery on your fur.
• Refrain from using a handbag with a shoulder strap whilst wearing your fur garment. The friction caused by the bag strap will cause wear and tear to the shoulders of your coat.
• Have small rips or tears repaired immediately by your furrier. This will prevent more expensive repairs later.

Source:  http://www.wearefur.com/about-fur/fur-care/storage