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Comprehensively and sensitively researched...An invaluable resource for those interested in materials of all kinds and fascinated by fashion's ever-shifting transformations. -Sarah E. Braddock Clarke, Selvedge

Comprehensively and sensitively researched...An invaluable resource for those interested in materials of all kinds and fascinated by fashion's ever-shifting transformations. -Sarah E. Braddock Clarke, Selvedge Fur: A Sensitive History is an exceptionally successful book in that it takes on an incredibly complicated material and provides readers with a solid understanding of the complex history of fur when no other book exists on the topic. -Carson Poplin, Journal of Dress History

“Comprehensively and sensitively researched...An invaluable resource for those interested in materials of all kinds and fascinated by fashion’s ever-shifting transformations.”—Sarah E. Braddock Clarke, Selvedge “Fur: A Sensitive History is an exceptionally successful book in that it takes on an incredibly complicated material and provides readers with a solid understanding of the complex history of fur when no other book exists on the topic.”—Carson Poplin, Journal of Dress History “The volume lives up to the sensory nature of the subject and is attractively designed and illustrated with extensive colour and black and white photographs...This makes the book a pleasure to look at and read, while the juxtaposition of images from different time periods and disciplines inspires reflection and comparisons.”—Danielle Sprecher, Journal of Design History

Comprehensively and sensitively researched...An invaluable resource for those interested in materials of all kinds and fascinated by fashion's ever-shifting transformations. -Sarah E. Braddock Clarke, Selvedge Fur: A Sensitive History is an exceptionally successful book in that it takes on an incredibly complicated material and provides readers with a solid understanding of the complex history of fur when no other book exists on the topic. -Carson Poplin, Journal of Dress History The volume lives up to the sensory nature of the subject and is attractively designed and illustrated with extensive colour and black and white photographs...This makes the book a pleasure to look at and read, while the juxtaposition of images from different time periods and disciplines inspires reflection and comparisons. -Danielle Sprecher, Journal of Design History

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Jonathan Faiers is professor of fashion thinking at Winchester School of Art, University of Southampton.

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