Rabbit Skin Plates

The Grade 3 rabbit plates are nice. These make excellent economical alternatives from Spanish #1 plates. They are typically made from full skins with good hair quality. Seams are not visible from the fur side. The hair is thicker and denser than the grade 4 rabbit plates. Oryctolagus cuniculus. Ranch raised.

The Grade 3 rabbit plates are nice. These make excellent economical alternatives from Spanish #1 plates. They are typically made from full skins with good hair quality. Seams are not visible from the fur side. The hair is thicker and denser than the grade 4 rabbit plates. Oryctolagus cuniculus. Ranch raised.

The Grade 3 rabbit plates are nice. These make excellent economical alternatives from Spanish #1 plates. They are typically made from full skins with good hair quality. Seams are not visible from the fur side. The hair is thicker and denser than the grade 4 rabbit plates. Oryctolagus cuniculus. Ranch raised.

At bargain prices, these plates make a terrific choice as lining material where you do not need dense hair. The Grade 4 rabbit plates have weaker hair coverage compared to the Grade 3 plates. They are typically made from full skins; not made from pieces or scrap. Seams are not typically visible on the hair side.Oryctolagus cuniculus. Ranch raised.

At bargain prices, these plates make a terrific choice as lining material where you do not need dense hair. The Grade 4 rabbit plates have weaker hair coverage compared to the Grade 3 plates. They are typically made from full skins; not made from pieces or scrap. Seams are not typically visible on the hair side.Oryctolagus cuniculus. Ranch raised.

At bargain prices, these plates make a terrific choice as lining material where you do not need dense hair. The Grade 4 rabbit plates have weaker hair coverage compared to the Grade 3 plates. They are typically made from full skins; not made from pieces or scrap. Seams are not typically visible on the hair side.Oryctolagus cuniculus. Ranch raised.

At bargain prices, these plates make a terrific choice as lining material where you do not need dense hair. The Grade 4 rabbit plates have weaker hair coverage compared to the Grade 3 plates. They are typically made from full skins; not made from pieces or scrap. Seams are not typically visible on the hair side.Oryctolagus cuniculus. Ranch raised.

At bargain prices, these plates make a terrific choice as lining material where you do not need dense hair. The Grade 4 rabbit plates have weaker hair coverage compared to the Grade 3 plates. They are typically made from full skins; not made from pieces or scrap. Seams are not typically visible on the hair side.Oryctolagus cuniculus. Ranch raised.

At bargain prices, these plates make a terrific choice as lining material where you do not need dense hair. The Grade 4 rabbit plates have weaker hair coverage compared to the Grade 3 plates. They are typically made from full skins; not made from pieces or scrap. Seams are not typically visible on the hair side.Oryctolagus cuniculus. Ranch raised.

At bargain prices, these plates make a terrific choice as lining material where you do not need dense hair. The Grade 4 rabbit plates have weaker hair coverage compared to the Grade 3 plates. They are typically made from full skins; not made from pieces or scrap. Seams are not typically visible on the hair side.Oryctolagus cuniculus. Ranch raised.

At bargain prices, these plates make a terrific choice as lining material where you do not need dense hair. The Grade 4 rabbit plates have weaker hair coverage compared to the Grade 3 plates. They are typically made from full skins; not made from pieces or scrap. Seams are not typically visible on the hair side.Oryctolagus cuniculus. Ranch raised.

The Grade 3 rabbit plates are nice. These make excellent economical alternatives from Spanish #1 plates. The dyed plates are perfect for carft projects that requiry consistent color. They are typically made from full skins with good hair quality. Seams are not visible from the fur side. The hair is thicker and denser than the grade 4 rabbit plates. Oryctolagus cuniculus. Ranch raised. ...

At bargain prices, these plates make a terrific choice as lining material where you do not need dense hair. The Grade 4 rabbit plates have weaker hair coverage compared to the Grade 3 plates. They are typically made from full skins; not made from pieces or scrap. Seams are not typically visible on the hair side. The dyed plates are perfect for craft projects that require consistent color.Oryctolagus cuniculus. Ranch raised. ...

Our Spanish plates are the highest quality plates in the world without question. These plates are dyed in Spain. They are used by the fashion industry in France and Italy and for garment production in Europe, the USA, China, South Korea, and Taiwan. These plates are used as trim on jackets, gloves, and other garments. In the Native American trade these plates are often referred to as "rabbit blankets."

Our Moroccan rabbit fur plates are of the highest quality. They are used by the fashion industry in France and Italy and for garment production in Europe, the USA, China, South Korea, and Taiwan. They can be used as trim on jackets, gloves, and other garments. In the Native American trade these plates are often referred to as "rabbit blankets."

Our Spanish plates are the highest quality plates in the world without question. They are used by the fashion industry in France and Italy and for garment production in Europe, the USA, China, South Korea, and Taiwan. These plates are used as trim on jackets, gloves, and other garments. In the Native American trade these plates are often referred to as "rabbit blankets."Fawn Rabbit Skins have not been dyed or bleached.