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In reply to the discussion: Marc Jacobs' 'faux fur' garments actually use the coats of Chinese canines [View all]alp227
(33,201 posts)46. I bet the same shit happens worldwide.
Can't say live shining is only a Chinese thing. Humans have hunted animals for fur for millennia.
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Marc Jacobs' 'faux fur' garments actually use the coats of Chinese canines [View all]
onehandle
Mar 2013
OP
most Chinese suppliers will slap any label on anything if they think they can get away with it
bettyellen
Mar 2013
#13
before China was involved, clothing and home goods companies had serious QA and testing in place
bettyellen
Mar 2013
#27
Some people think animals are shaved. No, they need the skin to hold the fur.
onehandle
Mar 2013
#20
Yeah, and the fake fur that's attached to the knitted base has the luxury of artificial length.
onehandle
Mar 2013
#25
Welcome to DU! That is a truly horrifying (and gruesome video) - maybe add a little text
petronius
Mar 2013
#35
The 'trim' like the stuff around a hood/cuffs is not covered by any 'truth in the tag' regulations
Sunlei
Mar 2013
#28
