Rabbit fur is prevalent in the fashion industry, but its procurement is far from innocent. Historically, animal pelts were used out of necessity for warmth and protection. Today, rabbit fur is favored for its affordability and softness, often used in fashion accessories. The fur industry primarily sources from factory farms, especially in China, where conditions are brutal. Rabbits endure painful fur plucking, often while conscious, and live in cramped, unsanitary cages, leading to severe physical and psychological stress. Many fashion brands have pledged to stop using rabbit fur, but the practice persists, exploiting animals for vanity. Alternatives like hemp, bamboo, and recycled polyester offer cruelty-free options. To end this exploitation, consumers are urged to check labels and boycott brands using animal fur.