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Moncler announces to going fur-free & joins Fur Free Retailer
Luxury Italian fashion brand Moncler, has announced that it will phase out the usage of all fur in its range and commit to going fur-free. Moncler announced in a statement that starting this
Outfitter Herno plans to go fur-free
Italian outerwear brand Herno, has made a commitment to ban fur. Herno confirmed that it had joined the Fur Free Retailer International Standard in a message on the business's Twitter account,
Harvey Nichols announces to go fur-free by 2023
British department store Harvey Nichols, has announced that it would stop selling fur by the end of 2023, following a probe into fur farms by the animal welfare organization Humane Society
Frasers Group announces to go fur-free
The Frasers Group has announced that it will stop using fur in the future to the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). Yvone Taylor, PETA Director of Corporate Projects, said that
Moncler pledges to go fur-free by end of 2023
Luxury fashion brand, Moncler, has announced that after AW23, all animal fur obtained from specially bred or wild-caught animals would be removed from all of its collections. The Italian fashion
Giorgio Armani to ban angora wool as part of fur-free policy
Italian luxury fashion giant, the Armani Group, announced that from the Fall/Winter 2022/2023 season onwards, it will no longer use angora wool across all lines. The material has been added to the
Mytheresa announces to go fur-free from spring/summer 2022
Luxury German fashion retailer Mytheresa, has pledged to go fur-free starting in spring/summer 2022 and will phase out existing inventory from prior seasons by the end of the year. Mytheresa will
US fashion house Oscar de la Renta goes fur-free
The Coalition to Abolish the Fur Trade (CAFT) has announced that an iconic fashion brand based in the US, Oscar de la Renta would no longer use fur in its goods. CAFT said that Oscar de la Renta
Neiman Marcus to become fur-free by early 2023
US department store chain, Neiman Marcus Group (NMG) is the latest store to pledge to stop selling any products containing animal fur by early 2023. The announcement also applies to Bergdorf
Canada Goose pledges to go fur-free
Canada Goose, the Canadian outerwear company, has become the latest brand to stop using animal fur in its products. The Canadian label has stated that it would stop purchasing fur by the end of
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