Bec Leather
Possum Tails
Possum Tails
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Small in size — big on character.
Our genuine possum fur tails are wonderfully unique, naturally tactile, and full of creative potential. Whether you’re searching for a unique New Zealand souvenir, a material for your next art project, or a natural addition to an animal toy, these versatile pieces are a beautiful and practical choice.
A Natural Tactile Experience
The silky texture and lightweight feel make possum tails especially enjoyable to handle. Many children love them as comforting fidget items, and they can be particularly helpful in classroom settings for children who benefit from tactile sensory input, including those living with ADHD. The natural fur provides a soothing sensory experience that synthetic alternatives simply can’t replicate.
Perfect For:
- Animal and pet toys
- Craft and art projects
- Educational or sensory tools
- Unique, authentic NZ keepsakes
Each tail is made from professionally tanned genuine possum fur, sourced by Bec Leather. Because they are natural products, sizes and colours will vary, adding to their individuality and charm.
Authentic. Versatile. Naturally soft.
A simple piece with endless possibilities.
Not intended for resale
Materials
Materials
Natural, ethically hunted possum pelt. Read about our Ethos.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
We ship NZ wide, and orders over $200 are delivered free. See our Shipping Policy and 30 Day Refund Policy.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Possum fur can be hand washed using a warm, wet cloth rung out.
To dry, blow dry on a cool setting with a hair dryer or (except for tails and flat pelts) tumble dry on an airing setting. This method can also be used to restore the fluffiness in the fur.
Possum fur can be brushed gently with a fine tooth comb.
Avoid getting the leather wet.
Limit direct sunlight and excessive heat.
Possum Fur
Possum fibre has unique heating ability due to the hollow nature of the fur. Along with the extreme softness, of possum fur even more special as when it has been against your body, warmth is naturally trapped in the fibres of the fur.