Contact Andriana Furs of Chicago

Fur is a versatile, stylish, and beautiful clothing option that has long embodied the concept of luxury and elegance. At Andriana Furs, we strive to offer the very best in fur services, ranging from fur sales to fur repairs and fur cold storage to protect your investments. Contact our furriers today by calling (773) 779-7000 or stop by in person!

Driving Directions

From Chicago (north), take I-90 E/I-94 E toward Indiana. Merge onto I-94 E and take a slight right onto I-57 S toward Memphis. Take exit 357 toward Halsted St./IL-1 and merge onto W 98th Pl. Take a slight right onto W 99th St. in half a mile, then turn right onto S Bell Ave. Stay on S Bell Ave. for half a mile and turn right onto W 95th St.; Andriana Furs will be on your right, just before S Leavitt St.  Turn right on Leavitt St and take the first left into our FREE parking lot. From Burr Ridge (west), take I-55 N to exit 277b and merge onto I-294 S toward Indiana. Take the exit for U.S. 12 E/U.S. 20 E/95th St. and turn right at the end of the ramp (U.S. 12 E/U.S. 20 E/95th St.). Continue for 6.7 miles to find Andriana Furs on your right.  Turn right on Leavitt St and take the first left into our FREE parking lot.

What's Nearby

• Dan Ryan Woods
• Ridge Country Club
• Marshfield Plaza
• Saint Xavier University
• Pullman State Historic Site

Prior to European settlement, the area around Chicago was populated by the Miami, Sauk, Fox, and Potawatomi tribes. The first European to settle in the area arrived in the 1780s, but the Town of Chicago was not organized until 1833. Since then, Chicago became the home of many firsts—including the world's first skyscraper in 1885. Throughout its history, Chicago has expanded to become a major crossroads of the shipping and many other industries. Chicago is currently the most populous city in the state of Illinois, as well as the American Midwest. The city's current population is 2.7 million, with 9.5 million residents calling the Chicagoland area home.

Chicago Public Resources

• City of Chicago
• Chicago Public Schools
• Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce
• Chicago Public Library