Rabbit wool yarn is a natural fiber material spun from rabbit down, primarily from Angora rabbits and other long-haired rabbit breeds. Its down has a diameter of only 12-15 micrometers, making it finer and lighter than cashmere. Its hollow fiber structure gives it excellent warmth retention. Compared to ordinary yarn, rabbit wool yarn has natural scales on its surface, resulting in a fluffier and softer fabric, and it is often used to make high-end knitted garments.
Raw Material Collection: Rabbit down is obtained through combing or shearing, retaining high-quality down with a length of 20mm or more.
Cleaning and Sorting: After removing impurities, the yarn is graded according to fiber length and fineness.
Spinning Process: Semi-combed or combed processes are used, blending 5-30% of other fibers to enhance toughness.
Finished Product Characteristics: The finished yarn typically has a count between 26-48, and its fluffiness is 30% higher than cotton yarn.
Due to its unique fiber structure, rabbit wool yarn maintains superior warmth compared to ordinary wool even at -10°C. Its moisture-wicking capacity is 1.5 times that of cotton, and it is less prone to static electricity, making it particularly suitable for making baby clothes, scarves for sensitive skin, and other intimate items. In the industrial field, it is often used in applications where high material softness is required, such as medical bandages and cleaning cloths for precision instruments.
