The characteristics of artificial fur, the appearance of a plush fabric similar to animal fur. The fluff is divided into two layers, the outer layer is bright and straight bristles, and the inner layer is fine and soft short pile.
Artificial fur is commonly used in coats, clothing linings, hats, collars, toys, mattresses, interior decorations and carpets.
Manufacturing methods include knitting (weft knitting, warp knitting and stitch knitting) and machine weaving. The knitting weft knitting method has the fastest development and the most wide application. When knitting, the carding mechanism disperses the tops into single fibers, and the knitting needle grabs the fibers and sets them into the base yarn to weave into a loop. Because the fluff is in a "V" shape in the loop, it has a knitted base fabric to shape it, so it does not cause hair loss Made of imitation animal fur. Acrylic fiber, modified acrylic fiber, and chlorine fiber can be used as raw materials for artificial fur. Acrylic fiber is more suitable.

The fluff is divided into two layers: the outer layer is 17-34dtex multi-purpose shaped fibers such as waist-shaped, dumbbell-shaped, polygonal and other shaped fibers with bright and thick bristles. The fineness of the inner short pile fibers is 1.7 to 5.6 dtex.
Manufacturing methods include knitting, weaving and tufted fur. Artificial fur is commonly used to make coats, clothing linings and decorations. Although the artificial fur is not as warm as real fur, it is soft and beautiful, and can be made into beautiful animal-like patterns, and it can be dry-cleaned and flame-resistant.