Pleats Please Issey Miyake x Native Shoes Debut Cruelty-Free Sneakers
byPleats Please Issey Miyake and Vancouver’s Native Shoes are stepping out with a peppy new line of sneakers for summer.
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Zady’s “Sourced In” Initiative set to Revolutionise the Fashion Industry
byZady, the ethical e-tailer is the prime mover behind “Sourced In,” a new initiative it says will “revolutionize” the fashion industry’s consideration of supply-chain transparency.
LUSH Fools Fur Advocates: #MakeFurHistory
byCruelty-free cosmetic company LUSH knows that the fashion industry’s obsession with fur is heightened as colder months creep up upon our Northern neighbours, so the ethical retailer has launched a new campaign called #MakeFurHistory.
The Low Down on Traceable Down
byOutdoor apparel company, Patagonia have released an animated short film asking consumers “Do you know where conventional down comes from?” to promote the launch of their 100% Traceable Down.
Freedom of Animals x PETA Luxury Vegan Backpack
byFreedom of Animals, dubbed as the“Céline of vegan fashion”, has partnered with PETA to create two limited-edition carryalls in support of the animal-rights group’s lifesaving work. The New York-based label manufactures elegant, cruelty-free bags that are beloved by fashion it-girls such as Anne Hathaway, Kerry Washington, and Sarah Jessica Parker.
Esprit Releases PETA-Approved Vegan Kicks for Women
byEsprit’s new collection of women’s sneakers isn’t just vegan-friendly, it’s also endorsed by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
Stella McCartney First Fashion Brand to join the Wildlife Friendly Enterprise Network
byStella McCartney is the first global fashion brand to join the Wildlife Friendly Enterprise Network, an international coalition of non-governmental organizations, businesses, artisans, producers, and harvesters dedicated to the conservation of threatened wildlife while fostering economic and social opportunities in rural communities.
Major Apparel Brands Join the Ban on Angora
byShocking undercover footage of alleged rabbit abuse in China may have prompted several of the world’s biggest apparel brands and retailers to declare a moratorium on sourcing angora products, but at least one bold-face name is still holding out.
Cruelty-Free Accessories from Freedom of Animals
byFreedom of Animals is adding to the cruelty-free accessories world with a line of luxury bags.