fur

Following in the footsteps of the late Queen Elizabeth II, Queen Camilla has pledged not to obtain new fur items.

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

Amid reports that the government is dropping plans to ban imports of fur and foie gras, PETA joined other animal groups to hand in a 250,000-strong petition led by Chris Packham.

The government has abandoned a vital animal welfare law that would have banned fur and foie gras, breaking promises made to the public in the 2021 Queen’s Speech.

Foie gras and fur import bans may be dropped from the forthcoming Animals Abroad Bill – meaning the UK remains complicit in appalling cruelty against the will of the public.

From April 2022, you won’t see the hair of abused rabbits – better known as angora – on the Farfetch website.

A fur promoter is ordered to remove its “ethically sourced” claims.

The Libertines’ frontman Pete Doherty has written to The Kooples asking it to go fur-free and choose compassionate fashion instead.