Feb 11, 2020
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Happy bunny!
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extra-long angora wool urban blanket scarf by zefyraz
TOTALLY in an autumn-y mood, thanks to this rad blanket scarf by lithuanian etsy seller zefyraz.
FOXGLOVE & FAWN/ EBAY/ ETSY/ DESIGNER FASHION/ VINTAGE FASHION
Vintage 80s Retro Olive Brown Embellished SOFT ANGORA WOOL FUR Jumper AUS 12 M
Pictures of the Angora’s from the current owner - we’re so excited to meet them on Saturday!
Names may change :)
Welcome to the family Itty Bitty.... itty bitty for now anyways! 🥰
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PSA: Don't assume that "angora" on a label refers to angora goat. Angora goats produce mohair. Angora means angora rabbit wool, with likelihood of animal suffering [x]. While often considered a luxury fibre angora can turn up in cheap clothing too.
Feeling down? Have some absurdly fluffy, very shaped angora bunnies
Armani says no to Angora Wool as part of its new free-fur policy
Armani says no to Angora Wool as part of its new free-fur policy
Fashion giant Armani has decided to do away with angora wool as part of its new free-fur policy. Angora wool is made of rabbit hair and has a high demand among buyers for its warmth. However, animal rights groups, including PETA, have been protesting long to stop its usage in various winter clothing. The company told AFP that they anyway have a small percentage of such products that use angora…
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