rabbit pelts
Soft animal hides
Rabbit pelts are the skins of rabbits, typically removed with fur intact, used for clothing, crafts, or leather goods.
The fur trade historically relied heavily on rabbit pelts for affordable warmth: The trapper sold his rabbit pelts at market.
Pelt implies the skin has been removed from the animal, distinguishing it from fur still on a living creature.
- furAnimal body hair
- skinsOuter animal coverings
- hidesConceals or animal skins
- tanningCuring hides or bronzing
- fur tradeCommercial exchange of animal skins
soft · trapping · snares · wild game · burrows · warren · cottontail · angora · angora wool · fluffy · leather · taxidermy · hunting · curing · stretching · brushing · warm · lining
natural vs. synthetic materials
rabbit peltsfaux fur
Synthetic animal-hair fabric
vegan leather · cotton · polyester · hemp fabric · wool