"artificial fur" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to material that is made to resemble real fur, usually made out of synthetic fabrics. Example sentence: "The hat was lined with artificial fur for added warmth on cold winter days."
I'm told that one of its best-selling lines was an artificial fur coat for kids (at £12.50).
The cheaper version is usually made in China and comes with a zip-out lining made of either artificial down or artificial fur and costs about $200, said Samuel Dresdner, a salesman at GB Clothing in Brooklyn.
At a dinner in Paris celebrating Love magazine, its editor-in-chief, Katie Grand, talked about the joy of exploring the aesthetic and textured effects of artificial fur in the playful Topshop Unique collection that she styled recently in London.
His limbs were covered in artificial fur and feathers, his torso in dense, swirling patterns of tiny beads, and radiating out from his body were an enormous headdress and a bustle of artificial feathers that made him look eight feet tall and four feet wide.
Colette Coffin unzipped her handbag and pulled out a small piece of artificial fur.
Artificial fur clothes are the same, but they are animal-friendly too!
Dead on my feet, I've tried a host of remedies, starting with thick woolen socks and then artificial fur-lined slippers, hot water bottles, microwaveable and electric heating pads, a water-massage tub, adhesive ToastieToes, tennis balls (don't ask), and B6 vitamins, all to little avail.
Artificial furs, leather footwear, and sewn goods also are produced.
Two microprocessors under its artificial white fur adjust its behavior based on information from dozens of hidden sensors that monitor sound, light, temperature and touch.
Cotton, wool, waste silk, other fibrous plant materials and animal fur and hair, and artificial staple are subjected to carding.
Animals kept in artificial light that mimics the summertime keep the grayish brown fur all their lives.
