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Ultra-soft fiber from Angora rabbits. One of the warmest and lightest natural fibers, but with significant ethical concerns.

Score Breakdown

58/100
Durability25
Comfort90
Breathability65
Warmth95
Moisture Wicking45
Sustainability30
Care Ease20

Best For

🧥Winter Outerwear
Good

Good warmth (95) for cold weather

😴Sleepwear
Good

Good comfort (90) and breathability (65) for sleeping

Detailed Use Case Scores

formal65
outerwear60

Pros

  • Incredibly soft
  • Exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio
  • Lightweight
  • Beautiful halo effect

Cons

  • Major ethical concerns
  • Extremely delicate
  • Sheds heavily
  • Very expensive

Care Guide

Washcold (30°C)
Cyclehand
Detergentph neutral
BleachDo not bleach
Dryflat dry
Ironlow
Dry Cleanrecommended
SoftenerNo

Special Notes

Hand wash only — extremely delicate

Lay flat on towel to dry

Store in sealed bag to prevent moth damage

Additional Care Tips

  • Hand wash only in cold water (below 25°C) with delicate or wool-specific detergent
  • Never wring, twist, or agitate — gently swish and press water out with a towel
  • Lay flat to dry on a towel away from heat — angora felts very easily with heat or friction
  • Never iron directly — use a steamer held several inches away if needed
  • Store in a sealed breathable bag with cedar to prevent moths; fold, never hang
  • Shake gently after wearing to fluff fibers; avoid rubbing against rough surfaces

Cost

$$$$$

Premium

Shrinkage

Significant risk — hand wash or dry clean

Eco Rating

High environmental impact