Which rabbit breed is best known for its soft and abundant fur, often used in textile production?

The Giant Angora breed is most renowned for its exceptionally soft and abundant fur, making it highly prized in the textile industry. This breed has a unique fur production capability, with some individuals yielding significant amounts of wool that can be harvested multiple times a year. The long, silky fibers of Angora wool are not only soft to the touch but also provide excellent insulation, which contributes to their popularity in making high-quality garments and accessories.

In contrast, while other breeds may have desirable qualities, they do not possess the same level of fur softness or density that the Giant Angora is known for. For example, the French Lop, while a large and friendly breed, is primarily valued for its meat and friendly disposition rather than its fur. Similarly, the Giant Chinchilla is bred mainly for its meat and is recognized for its unique coloration rather than its fur's textile applications. The Havana breed is appreciated for its distinct appearance and temperaments but does not have the same fur characteristics that make it suitable for textile production like the Giant Angora.