Wool

Compassionate people the world over delighted at the news last month that Inditex had adopted a permanent ban on angora wool.

In a massive victory for animals, the world’s largest clothing retailer, Inditex – owner of Zara, Bershka, Massimo Dutti and many other brands – has agreed to a permanent ban on angora wool!

Three vegan models stood tall at Somerset House this morning outside Woolmark’s menswear show to protest the wool industry’s cruelty to sheep.

A birthday gift that’s equal parts chic and animal-friendly is on its way to Kate Middleton, who turns 33 tomorrow.

Another victory for people power in the campaign against cruel angora!

PETA demo encourages shoppers in Edinburgh to open their eyes to the cruelty of the wool industry. Sheep can suffer violent abuse in shearing sheds, painful mutilations and frightening deaths in abattoirs.

French clothing retailer Lacoste is the latest company to confirm to PETA that it’s removing all angora wool products.

If you care about animals, wool-free fashions are the way to go this winter. Here are 11 reasons why.

When we heard that yet ANOTHER major UK retailer – Monsoon Accessorize – has just ended the use of angora wool, we had to crack out the champagne!

An extensive new investigation of the live-export industry reveals countless atrocities to animals shipped from Australia to Gaza, Jordan, Kuwait and Malaysia for the annual “festival of sacrifice” in October.