HI SB969

Prohibits manufacturing or importing fur products for sale in Hawaii starting January 1, 2022, except for products made exclusively from used fur products.

Defines "fur product" as clothing, accessories, and home items made in whole or in part from animal fur, with exemptions for dog/cat fur, leather items, cowhide, sheepskin, lambskin, goatskin, and taxidermied animals.

Establishes "fur" as any animal skin with hair, fleece, or fur fibers attached in raw or processed state, and defines related terms including "ultimate consumer" and "used fur product."

Violation of the law is classified as a misdemeanor offense.

Bill becomes effective July 1, 2050, despite the manufacturing and importation prohibition beginning January 1, 2022.