each portion in accordance with the hair bristling state of the animal may be adopted illustration will be given to the manner of binding with the lengths of the fibers 4 4 differing from portion to portion in fig2 the fibers having a length of one folded part of 4 cm and a length of the other folded part of 6 cm are knitted in the portions a a a partitioned off by the dot and bar lines while those having a length of one folded part of 8 cm and a length of the other folded part of 12 cm are knitted in the portion b and those having a length of one folded part of 6 cm and a length of the other folded part of 9 cm are knitted in the portions c in this way the resulting product may be really analogous to for example a maltese as described above although the fibers 4 4 are knitted in the base cloth 3 by hand knitting is relatively easy without necessitating so long a time since the knitting interval is long further despite the long knitting interval a bristling state can be attained in cooperation with high piles of the base cloth since the fibers 4 4 are used in a bundled form of units each.