Wearing sweaters can wear environmentally friendly. More and more apparel companies in New Zealand, under the banner of protecting the environment, have introduced fur coats made from Brushtailed Possum's hair. Because broomtail minks are seen as a scourge in New Zealand, causing serious damage to the environment and growing their coat with their hair, former U.S. President Bill Clinton and his wife, Hillary Clinton, and many Hollywood celebrities are all hobbies By. Drexel, the founder of the New Zealand fashion house "Untouched World," became the first man to knit a fleece sack with merino wool and knit it into a sweater in 1992. This type of sweater was officially on the market in 1996 for sale. She said that the sweater made in this way not only soft texture, but also very durable, so the product has also been increasingly welcomed by consumers. Although PETA strongly opposes the use of animal fur garments, world demand for broom tail mink products has increased dramatically in recent years. With the exception of Drysdale, more New Zealand apparel companies are starting to make coats, socks, scarves, and gloves with mink-tail bags. Insiders said that most critics have changed their mind after realizing that the broomtail ferrets have damaged New Zealand's environment. To develop the fur industry, New Zealand introduced the broomtail ferrets from Australia in 1837, but they became a major pest of New Zealand. The broom tail marten not only destroys trees, hunts for eggs, and competes directly with some of New Zealand's endangered species. In addition, bovine tuberculosis bacteria transmitted by the brush tail pouch caused great losses to the local livestock husbandry. New Zealand authorities spend millions of dollars each year to control the pest.