Hyperspectral images (HSIs) encounter an inherent challenge due to spectral variability (SV), which directly impacts the accuracy of endmember extraction and abundance estimation. Most unmixing networks based on autoencoder (AE) overlook the impact of SV and instead focus more on exploring the features of endmembers. In this article, we propose a feedback information-guided SV attention network (FSVA-Net), an AE-based neural network that utilizes a feedback information-guided structure to exploit and model the SV factors. We develop a feedback enhancement module (FEM) that utilizes residuals from a linearly reconstructed image to reweight and emphasize pixels affected by SV. And an SV attention (SVA) mechanism is proposed to explore interference-affected information in a global perspective according to the enhanced feature. With the extracted SV-related feature, we design a generative augmented linear mixing model (ALMM)-based decoder to model SV from the perspective of scaling and perturbation in a more reliable way. In a more concern on SV architecture, the proposed network achieves excellent performance on both synthetic and real datasets.