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Sealskin

usgb/ˈsiːlskɪn/Volume
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Cultural SensitivityPlay
Some cultures value seals for subsistence and craft, others see sealskin use as unethical. Know audience beliefs before using the term. SlideIn that region, wearing sealskin might be frowned upon due to conservation views.
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Historical LuxuryPlay
Sealskin was historically seen as a luxurious material in fashion, indicating high status. SlideThe duchess sported a sealskin muff as a symbol of her affluence.
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Modern UsagePlay
Today, sealskin is less common due to animal rights and synthetic alternatives. SlideModern designers often prefer faux fur to sealskin in their collections.