Manufacture of articles of fur

isic code 1420 covers the manufacture of articles of fur, a specialized industry that plays a significant role in the global textile and apparel sector. This industry is responsible for transforming raw fur materials into a wide range of products, from high-end fashion items to functional accessories. As a labor-intensive process, the manufacture of fur articles is an important economic activity, particularly in regions with access to abundant fur-bearing animal populations.

The production of fur articles typically involves several key steps. First, the raw fur pelts are carefully selected and processed to remove any impurities or unwanted elements. The pelts are then cut and shaped into the desired forms, often using specialized tools and techniques. Skilled artisans then assemble the fur pieces, using methods such as sewing, gluing, or interlocking, to create the final products. Finishing touches, such as dyeing, trimming, or adding accessories, may also be applied to enhance the appearance and functionality of the fur articles.

The manufacture of fur articles requires several key inputs, including raw fur pelts, which are the primary material. Depending on the specific product, other materials such as linings, fasteners, and trimmings may also be necessary. Additionally, specialized machinery, such as fur cutting and sewing machines, as well as skilled labor, are essential for the production process.

The primary outputs of the fur manufacturing industry are a diverse range of products, including 1410 Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel, 1512 Manufacture of luggage, handbags and the like, saddlery and harness, and 3299 Other manufacturing n.e.c.. These fur-based items are used in various applications, from high-fashion garments to practical accessories and home furnishings.