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Notes

I can’t stay silent when I see customers being misled. I’m passionate about fibre research, and I often take a closer look  to verify what’s really in the yarn. Sometimes, the results are genuinely shocking. Sellers might claim their product contains 30% angora rabbit fibre—but under inspection, I can barely detect even 1% :
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When natural white angora rabbit wool looks like this:
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Zoomed in slightly can be noticed clear structure of the hair which is missing in synthetic fibres:
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        Natural fibres are generally better for the environment, more skin-friendly, and more comfortable to wear. While synthetics have their place (especially in performance gear), choosing natural fibres is often the better choice for everyday clothing, health, and planetary well-being.
 
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