Fur product containing material other than fur

from www.ftc.gov/os/statutes/textile/rr-fur.htm

RULES AND REGULATIONS UNDER
THE FUR PRODUCTS IDENTIFICATION ACT

§ 301.32 Fur product containing material other than fur
Where a fur product contains a material other than fur the content of which is required to be disclosed on labels under other statutes administered by the Commission, such information may be set out on the same side of the label and in immediate conjunction with the information required under this Act; as for example:

100% Wool

Interlining -- 100% Recycled Wool

Trim -- Dyed Muskrat

Fur Origin: Canada

or

Body: 100% Cotton

Lining: 100% Nylon

Collar: Dyed Mouton Lamb

Fur Origin: Argentina

Information which may be desirable or necessary to fully inform the purchaser of other material content of a fur product may be set out on the same side of the label as used for disclosing the information required under the Act and rules and regulations; as for example:

Body -- Leather

Trim -- Dyed Mink

Quality Fur Coat

How to Choose a Quality Fur Coat?
First, consider why you want a fur coat. Is it for fashion reasons, or do you want a high-quality fur coat? This reason alone can already give an idea of what you are looking for. Once you know why you want fur coat, you can figure out what type of fur would work best. Rabbit, fox, sable, and chinchilla are the furs typically used for fashion, while furs like wolf and coyote are more often used when a more durable fur is needed, like for hiking in cold climates. Mink tends to work well in either direction because it naturally has a nice striped pattern but at the same time is semi waterproof. Decide what style of coat is most practical. While a long, robe-like coat may work for formal occasions, it is not practical for purposes like mountain climbing, which may call for a tighter fitting jacket. Decide on your price range. Don't feel intimidated if that perfect coat costs too much; you may be able to find a suitable substitute. For example, if a mink is too expensive, a quality beaver may be the next best thing. If you get very lucky, you may find a fur coat at an antique store (or a similar store) at an extremely cheap price; stores have been known to have real fur coats for as low as $15! Despite what people (especially those against fur) may say, fur can be affordable!