Animal Textiles

Pet materials are generally created from locks, fur or skin.

Wool represents the locks of the home goat or lambs, which is recognized from other kinds of animal locks in that the individual hair are protected with machines and properly crimped, and the created of woll as a whole is protected with a wax combination known as lanolin (aka created of woll grease), which is as well as and dirtproof[citation needed]. Woollen represents a heavy string created from carded, non-parallel fiber, while worsted represents a small string which is unique from longer material which have been combed to be similar. Wool is widely used for heated clothing. Cashmere, the locks of the American indian native cashmere goat, and mohair, the locks of the North Africa angora goat, are kinds of created of woll known for their simple.

Other animal materials which are created from locks or fur are alpaca created of woll, vicuña created of woll, llama created of woll, and camel locks, generally used in the production of clothes, overcoats, ponchos, bedding, and other heated treatments. Angora represents the long, solid, soft locks of the angora bunny.

Wadmal is a rough material created of created of woll, created in Scandinavia, mostly 1000~1500CE.

Silk is a dog clothing created from the material of the cocoon of the Chinese silkworm. This is unique into a simple, gleaming clothing favorite for its luxurious surface.