What type of rabbit coat is associated with softness and fur density?

Wool is the type of rabbit coat that is known for its softness and dense fur. This coat type is characterized by a high density of fine, soft hairs, which contribute to the plush texture often desired in rabbit breeds such as the Angora. These rabbits are specifically bred for their wool, which is harvested and used for spinning and textile production. The traits of a wool coat make it particularly appealing for those interested in rabbit fiber for craft purposes.

In comparison, satin refers to a coat type that has a glossy sheen due to its hair structure but does not necessarily imply the same level of softness or density that wool does. Rex coats have a unique plush quality as well but are not as long or dense as wool coats, and flyback coats are characterized by their hairs that return quickly to their original position when stroked, providing a different texture and density profile.