The Luxurious and Controversial World of Sable Fabric

Sables are a type of fabric made from the hair of the sable, a small mammal that is native to Europe and Asia. The hair is known for its softness, warmth, and durability, and it has been used for centuries to make high-quality clothing and accessories. Sables are often used to make coats, hats, and other garments that require a luxurious and warm fabric.

Sables are also sometimes referred to as "sable fur" or "sable pelts," and they are prized for their softness and warmth. However, the use of sables in fashion has been controversial due to concerns about animal welfare and the ethics of using animal products in clothing. Some designers and brands have begun to use synthetic alternatives to sables, while others continue to use real sables in their designs.