If the label says it's real fur, can you be sure it's not fake?

Mislabelling of materials adds to confusion, as the debate over the use of fur in fashion continues
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Whether one is pro or anti-fur, it is assumed that buying, say, a parka or bag with fur trim is clearly marked on a tag. Regrettably, this isn’t always the case.

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Barry Samaha South China Morning Post