It's possible you're allergic to its natural fibers; wool, alpaca, cashmere, and angora are common irritants for some people. ... Similarly, some fibers are just coarse and itchy no matter what. If you don't feel like wearing a button-down or turtleneck under your sweater all the time, donate it.

Why should we not wear clothes made of angora wool?

Most animals' throats will be cut while they're still conscious. Rabbits also suffer for wool. Angora rabbits are exploited for the wool industry, too, as their soft fur is used as angora wool. ... During this process, they're often physically restrained as workers tear out their hair, leaving only the fur on their heads.

Is Angora wool hypoallergenic?

This is a nice wool considered to be one of the finest versions of that fabric you can buy. The material makes for great clothing as well as lining as the fibers are hollow and retain heat very well. Plus, it is hypoallergenic making it perfect for allergy sufferers.