Angora

Here’s our up-to-date list of companies who have let us know that they will not be using angora wool in future collections.

THANK YOU to the almost 17,000 PETA supporters who contacted the company to call for a ban on angora.

The future of fashion is free from cruelly obtained materials, and we urge other designers to follow suit.

Dolce & Gabbana has listened! The luxury fashion brand has dropped fur and angora after hearing from over 300,000 supporters of PETA entities.

After talks with PETA, Valentino has confirmed it won’t use angora in the future, starting with its 2022 autumn/winter collection.

You’ll never forget these rabbits’ screams.

One Voice has released shocking footage from French angora farms showing that rabbits scream in pain as their fur is torn out.

In a step forward for compassionate fashion, the French brand finally promises to stop using unethical angora wool.

A “shrine” outside The Kooples’ store in London calls attention to the victims of the French brand’s cruelly produced fashion.

Today is our day of action to persuade French fashion brand The Kooples to stop selling items made from fur and angora – two products that we know involve immense cruelty to animals.