Ecopel produce high quality faux fur in polyethylene terephthalate (PES), polyester. It is possible to use recycled polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polyester fibre and their Koba fur uses partially bio-based polyester fibre - polytrimethylene terephthalate (PTT) marketed under the trade name Sorona. Image by Ecopel.
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Polyester fibre, PET, Fibre, Polyethylene terephthalate Polyester fibre, PTT, Fibre, Polytrimethylene terephthalate Polyester fibre, rPET, rPES, Recycled, Fibre polyethylene terephthalate
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"Polyethylene terephthalate (PET), Apparel, Fashion, Fur, Fur alternative, Pile fabric, Plastic, Polyester fibre, Textile
Coyote fur - as well as racoon dog, wolf and fox - is used to line to hoods of parka arctic jackets, using a technique that dates back to early man, to help keep a warm pocket of air around the face and so stop the skin freezing.
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Polyamide fibre (PA), PA6, PA66, bio-PA, Fibre, Nylon Fur, Pelage
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Animal, Apparel, Fashion, Fur, Plastic, Polyamide fibre (PA) nylon, Textile
Fox fur, such as used to trim parka hoods, hats, scarves and stoles, is taken from farmed animals. It is soft and long, up to 70 mm long, with distinctive straight guard hairs protruding from the soft undercoat. Depending on the breed, colour ranges from silver to white, red and black.
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Fur, Pelage
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Raccoon dog fur, such as used to trim parka hoods, has clearly distinguished guard hairs that stand long and stiff above the dense and insulating undercoat.
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Rabbit fur is dyed and the tips of the hair painted to mimic the dual colour appearance of more exotic fur.
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Fur, Pelage
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Animal, Fashion, Fur, Textile
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