68mm Pile Height Plush Faux Fur Fabric Feather Ostrich Exotic Synthetic

Feather Ostrich Exotic synthetic faux fur fabric Animal Print Faux Fur

Descriptions:

Our faux fur fabrics are as beautiful, luxurious and warm as genuine fur. These luxurious fur fabrics include many characteristics similar to natural fur, for instance, guard hairs, pelted look, shading, and blended tips, this all helps to enhance the look and feel of the fabric and provide realism to the fur.

Faux fur fabrics are knitted not woven they have a knitted stretch backing of varing thicknesses.

Our faux furs fabrics are perfect for making realistic collectable bears, clothing and decor we have well over 100 Faux Fur's in stock to choose from you will be spoilt for choice. All furs are sold directly off the roll...

Application:

• Faux fur is a plush fabric that looks like animal fur.The pile is divided into two layers, the outer layer is bright thick straight pile, the inner layer is fine soft short pile.
• Faux fur is often used for coats, garment linings, hats, collars, toys, cushions, indoor decorations and carpets.

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Raw Materials and composition:
Fake furs are made with a variety of materials. The bulk fibers are typically composed of polymers, including acrylics, modacrylics, or appropriate blends of these polymers. Acrylic polymers are made from chemicals derived from coal, air, water, petroleum, and limestone. They are the result of a chemical reaction of an acrylonitrile monomer under conditions of elevated pressure and heat. For fake furs, secondary monomers are also added to improve the ability of the acrylic fibers to absorb dyes.

Modacrylic polymers are copolymers made by the reaction of acrylonitrile and vinyl chloride monomers. These fibers are particularly useful for fake furs because they can be easily dyed with animal-like colors and have a natural fire retardance.

Modacrylic and acrylic polymers have other characteristics that make them useful in fake fur manufacture. They are light-weight and springy, imparting a fluffy quality to the garment. They are also highly resistant to heat, sunlight, soot, and smoke, are strong and resilient, and show good stability during laundering. Since they are thermoplastic polymers, they can be heatset. They resist mildew and are not susceptible to attack from insects. These polymers also have very low moisture absorbency and will dry quickly.

Other naturally occurring fabrics are also used to make fake furs and improve the look and feel of the overall garment. These include materials such as silk, wool, and mohair. Cotton or wool, along with polypropylene, are typically used to make the backings to which the fibers are attached. Rayon, a semisynthetic fiber made from cellulose and cotton linters, is used to supplement acrylic and modacrylic fibers on the garment, as are polyester and nylon. Materials such as silicones and various resins are used to improve the smoothness and luster of fake furs.

To complete the look of a fake fur, dyes and colorants are used. If a true imitation is desired, designers match the color with natural fur. However, fashion designers have found that the fake fur fabric has merits of its own and have started using colors and styles that give it its own new, unique look.

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