Real fur is back in style and fly off the shelves, despite decades of protests by animal rights activists. Leggings of beaver fur sweatshirts, fur fashion is really dominant start and runs and billions of dollars in annual sales. Those who have real fur fashion first warm up the cold shoulder, not new, due in part to a campaign of the Fur Council of Canada (FCC) to a hair product that represents a sustainable, biodegradable and renewable.
The industry hadrequests made since 1980, after the fur protesters joined a media star with the shocking accusations that the fur trade discredited. The Council decided it was time to set the story straight about the true ecological role in the industry. And 'hired a writer who lives in Montreal, Alan Herscovici, the men carefully consider the environmental impact of its decisions have seen, and it was not a big leap, to convince them that wearing fake fur is the same as the use of plastic non-biodegradableon the back, not a particularly sustainable choice. Herscovici says on its website, furisgreen.com, average 20 000 hits per month. He says that people are beginning to see real fur as a fiber useful - taking into account the whole scenario of severe cradle.
He also has a talent for stealing "protest industry" show as he calls from people who work hard in the fur industry with a platform to tell their side of the story. Buy real fur is a way for real people who live near live supportthe land and make an honest living. Even if the final product can be expensive, some aboriginal hunters practice, working-class producers and artisans are rich in traditional occupations. When people from a different class, culture and heritage resort feel betrayed and it is a matter of social justice. Be when viewed in this light, the fur draped rich and famous gaffes rather than enlightened.
The rich and powerful have yet another reason to be seen in fur this year. ANutria infestation of rodents threatening the ecosystem of the Louisiana bayou uprooting plants and grasses for erosion control. The state is offering a reward of $ 5 for every nutria tail itself otter population held in check when the fur trade flourished answers. But because real fur became unpopular because of animal rights protesters, the swamp rats multiplied to dangerous levels. The prize should be a boon to the unemployed, as huntersCode in turn, 300,000 every year according to a report NPR 12/29/2010.
The abundance of nutria has created the possibility of a new industry of "fair fur" fashion. Nutria fur storage vendors, in swanky bags, hats, coats and can be recycled. Even designers such as Oscar de LaRenta incorporate fur in their new lines. Now wearing environmentally friendly modes of transport such as the otter, which is considered to be done.
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