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Fashion
|Faux Fur Fabric |
|Everything just seems more fabulous when it's covered in fur! Faux fur was seen all over the Fall runway shows and the pages of |
|every fashion magazine. There are fashion trends that come and go, but faux fur is a trend that has stood the test of time. And |
|no wonder, it is elegant and luxurious and looks just like the real thing for just a fraction of the cost! Nothing looks as chic|
|and stylish as a belted fur vest or faux fur wrap. |

Nothing looks as chic and stylish as a belted fur vest or faux fur wrap.

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Printed soft fur fabric wavy soft fur fabric exotic faux fur fabric

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Long haired faux fur fabric beaver faux fur fabric faux fur mink fabric

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|Faux Fur Luxury Shag Fabric |Soft Fur Fabric |
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Some people refuse to wear clothes made from animal products — including leather, fur, reptile skins, and even wool — citing environmental and ethical concerns including the following:

• The global demand for some animal-based products is greater than supply, so animal populations can be
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