Goatskins

This angora goatskin was not sorted by size or graded by quality.  You will get the exact one shown in the photos. Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece. Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The animals were not killed just for their skins. There are no export controls on this item.

This angora goatskin was not sorted by size or graded by quality.  You will get the exact one shown in the photos. Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece. Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The animals were not killed just for their skins. There are no export controls on this item.

This angora goatskin was not sorted by size or graded by quality.  You will get the exact one shown in the photos. Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece. Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The animals were not killed just for their skins. There are no export controls on this item.

This angora goatskin was not sorted by size or graded by quality.  You will get the exact one shown in the photos. Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece. Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The animals were not killed just for their skins. There are no export controls on this item.

This angora goatskin was not sorted by size or graded by quality.  You will get the exact one shown in the photos. Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece. Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The animals were not killed just for their skins. There are no export controls on this item.

This is a tanned angora goatskin. The coloring and pattern is natural. No dyes were used. Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The animals were not killed just for their skins. There are no export controls on this item.This hide was imported before Russia invaded Ukraine. We no longer buy from Russia.

This is a tanned angora goatskin. The coloring and pattern is natural. No dyes were used. Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The animals were not killed just for their skins. There are no export controls on this item.This hide was imported before Russia invaded Ukraine. We no longer buy from Russia.

This is a tanned angora goatskin. The coloring and pattern is natural. No dyes were used. Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The animals were not killed just for their skins. There are no export controls on this item.This hide was imported before Russia invaded Ukraine. We no longer buy from Russia.

This angora goatskin was not sorted by size or graded by quality. You will get the exact one shown in the photos. Mohair grows continuously. Goats are shorn bi-annually to prevent the animal stepping on its own fleece. Angora goats are not endangered. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The animals were not killed just for their skins. There are no export controls on this item.

This is an Argentine goat skin similar to ones used in Patagonia for fly fishing. There are no export controls on this item.

This is an Argentine goat skin similar to ones used in Patagonia for fly fishing. There are no export controls on this item.

This is an Argentine goat skin similar to ones used in Patagonia for fly fishing. There are no export controls on this item.

This is an Argentine goat skin similar to ones used in Patagonia for fly fishing. There are no export controls on this item.

These are hair-on boar bok skins from South Africa. Also known as boerbok and boer goat, this species of goat have hides that are all mainly creamy white with bits of dark brown, with some variation in color design. For example, they may be all white, white with brown speckles, or white with a splotch of brown at the neck.

These are hair-on boar bok skins from South Africa. Also known as boerbok and boer goat, this species of goat have hides that are all mainly creamy white with bits of dark brown, with some variation in color design. For example, they may be all white, white with brown speckles, or white with a splotch of brown at the neck.

These are hair-on boar bok skins from South Africa. Also known as boerbok and boer goat, this species of goat have hides that are all mainly creamy white with bits of dark brown, with some variation in color design. For example, they may be all white, white with brown speckles, or white with a splotch of brown at the neck.