As the name suggests, imitation rabbit fur is a type of man-made fiber that mimics the appearance and texture of natural rabbit fur. It is a high-tech chemical fiber fabric designed to provide a luxurious feel and warmth similar to real rabbit fur, while offering greater ethical and practical advantages.  
Key Characteristics  
Its appearance and touch are extremely similar to real fur: the fleece is plump, fine and smooth, almost indistinguishable from the real thing, and boasts an equally luxurious look.  
Lightweight and warm: the fibers are fluffy, which can trap a large amount of air to form an effective thermal insulation layer, while remaining very light.  
Bright colors and diverse options: it can meet the needs of more fashion designs.  
Affordable price and easy care: imitation rabbit fur is machine-washable (follow the care label) without easy shrinking or deformation, and is more durable for long-term use.  
Animal-friendly: it is a "cruelty-free" fashion choice, aligning with animal ethics.  
Common Uses  
Imitation rabbit fur is widely used in the fashion industry and home textiles:  
Apparel and accessories: This is its primary use, commonly seen in coat collars, cuffs, full coats, vests, linings of winter jackets, hats, scarves, gloves, etc.  
Bags and footwear: It is often used for decorating winter bags, trimming the edges of snow boots, and more.  
Home textiles: Such as blankets, throw pillows, carpets, plush toys, etc.  
Props and decorations: Used in film and television costumes, stage outfits, home soft furnishings, etc.