There are many types of animal skins and fibres which deliver the main or significant income earned from that animal, making them either a primary or a co-product. Take fur or wool for example, crocodile leather and even cow hides in some cases. In the instances where textile products are of a lower value, then say the meat derived from that animal, the income earned from these adds up significantly over time and may contribute just enough, to make that industry viable. Therefore, by making good fashion choices and calling for transparency on all animal-based products, regardless of whether or not they are a by, co or primary product, everyone can influence how animals are treated across all agricultural industries.