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Abstract Although luxury animal fibres, excluding silk, represent far less than 0.1% of global fibre production of 100 million tons (10 x 1010 kg), they play a very significant role in the luxury, high-value-added end of the market, notably the apparel market, being renowned for their special and mostly unique features, notably comfort and softness. This chapter covers the production, properties, processing and end-uses of the various luxury animal fibres, with the exclusion of silk, with the main focus on the down (undercoat) fibres of those animals with two fibre coats.
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