Nike Uses Recycled Polyester and Sustainable Cotton in the Move to Zero Apparel Collection. Selfridges has been following a fur ban plan for more than a decade. This last move is.
Starting next year, We the CerbeShops derived from agricultural livestock, joining an increasing number of brands and retailers that have banned crocodile, python and other exotic skins.
“Fact”
Selfridges will stop selling exotic animal skins starting in February of next year. Products such as watches, luggages and handbags made from pythons, alligators, crocodiles or other exotic animal skins to ethics. It is one of many high-end retailers that respond to.
The luxury department store chain is the newest ”big fashion player” to move away from exotic skins. It responds At the end of last year fighting to stop animal abuse in the industry.
There is hope in the industry
November 11, 2019. Many brands and retailers have already given up fur-based products. And now it’s the turn of exotic skins.
Polo x FEED No Hungry Kid, Festival Outfits, a Nightmare for the Environment. A handful of other brands, including Diane Von Furstenberg and Victoria Beckham, have also dropped this practice. Earlier this month, consumer demands for more ethical products.
“Quotes”
P.J. Smith, director of fashion policy at the Humane Society
“By banning skins from wild animals, Selfridges is both shunning cruelty for fashion and doing its part to better ensure that wild animals stay in the wild. They must continue playing their prying and vital roles in their ecosystems”
“These actions make good economic sense for companies looking to stay ahead of animal welfare concerns, as consumers increasingly seek out products that don’t involve animal cruelty.”
“Promises”
to a long-standing campaign of animal rights activists “the continuation of a long-standing commitment” March 6, 2019 consumer demands for more ethical products.
In addition, Selfridges is committed to ensuring that 50% of its products are environmentally and socially better by 2022. Selfridges has been following a fur ban plan for more than a decade. This last move is!
