What is Angora Fabric?
- Angora Fabric is made from the fur of Angora rabbits.
- Its fiber is very thin with a fine diameter with a halo effect on each strand.
- It gives a shiny finish to the fabric or any item made with it.
- Each strand looks like a finished product and a fur layer creates fluffiness.
- It is sometimes blended with other types of fabrics to add a little more softness.
- A perfect definition of luxury, as its texture, is very fluffy and light in weight.
- Angora knit fabric is most popular amongst knitters and spinners.
- Along with this there are many types, for instance, Angora wool fabric, silk, and jersey.
History
- The idea originated in Turkey when some people found angora rabbits over there.
- Many women over there were wearing clothing of these rabbits' fur.
- Later on, all these rabbits were taken to France and soon in the whole world.
What makes it stand out
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Texture |
Its fine threads give bounce to the fabric and protect it from extreme cold. As its fibers are hollow and trap heat. |
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Appearance |
Gives a shiny appearance to the outfit. |
Application & Usage
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Baby clothes, Sweaters, Millinery, suits, and much more. |
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Hairbands, Scarfs, Mittens, etc. |
Care Instruction
- Wash only by hand and in cold or lukewarm water.
- Do not give it for dry cleaning.
- Add vinegar while washing to maintain its properties.
- Wash only when it's extremely dirty or else it will lose its beauty.
- To dry the fabric keep it under the shade.
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