Wool

After PETA Asia’s recent eyewitness investigation of the mohair industry revealed the abuse and exploitation of angora goats, Lacoste has made the commendable decision to implement a total ban on the material.

Ahead of Black Friday, PETA supporters gathered outside Forever 21’s Oxford Street store to urge Christmas shoppers to avoid the brand until it agrees to stop selling wool.

PETA has asked parish councillors to change Wool’s name to “Vegan Wool”.

New eyewitness investigations in 2018 have revealed that in Australia, sheep continue to be mutilated in assembly-line fashion for the wool industry.

Already released wool exposés were just the tip of the iceberg: PETA Asia reveals more abuse documented on 49 UK farms.

The demonstration highlighting the plight of sheep followed the release of a video exposé of the Scottish wool industry that revealed that sheep are beaten, kicked, and thrown.

Wool production involves cruelty to sheep and unsustainable practices – all for a material that’s uncomfortable to wear! Choose linen, organic cotton, and other eco-friendly fabrics instead.

PETA Asia made the complaint after disturbing eyewitness footage showed wool workers beating, stamping on, mutilating, and killing sheep on 24 farms in Scotland.

The demonstration highlighted the plight of sheep following the release of a video exposé of the British wool industry revealing that sheep are punched, kicked, and slammed to the ground.

The wool trade is just as cruel as all the other industries that exploit animals for fashion.