Skins

Stephen Fry narrates a new video exposé showing bears being shot with crossbows and revealing the shocking connection of this blood sport to the King’s Guard’s bearskin caps.

The long-awaited London Fashion Week fur ban has finally arrived: the British Fashion Council formally recognises that fur belongs to the animals born in it.

The action is part of PETA entities’ campaign urging Hermès to stop selling items made of exotic skins.

PETA recently obtained evidence that the MoD is aligning itself with Furmark, a humane-washing fur industry marketing scheme.

A PETA “angel” outside Regent Street’s H&M store urged shoppers to ditch down and make compassionate choices this Christmas.

Footage from PETA Asia shows crocodiles moving as their skin is torn off for bags, shoes, belts, and other accessories sold around the world.

We urge all other designers to cut ties with these cruel trades and embrace a compassionate – vegan – future of fashion.

PETA is calling on the fashion world to turn its back on animal leather and embrace the innovative vegan materials that are available today.

Every climate-conscious person should read this: leather doesn’t just kill 1 billion animals every year – it’s also catapulting our planet towards the worst effects of the climate catastrophe.

Consumers don’t want to support animal abuse. We urge H&M to drop down in favour of innovative vegan materials.