Woolrich Europe commits to being fur-free after advocacy partnership
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Updated Oct 14
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What happened
Humane World for Animals and the Fur Free Alliance partnered to promote a more humane world. As part of this effort, Woolrich Europe announced it will cease production of new garments containing animal fur by the end of this year, while selling off any remaining stock.
From humaneworld.org
Why it matters
The commitment by Woolrich Europe represents a shift in the sourcing and production practices within the fashion and outerwear industry. The brand, which began as a supplier of fur-trimmed coats, is changing its product line to eliminate animal fur.
From humaneworld.org
Who's involved
- Humane World for AnimalsNon-profit organization that partnered with the Fur Free Alliance to promote humane world standards
- Fur Free AllianceCoalition of animal protection organizations that partnered with Humane World for Animals
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The entities involved
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Humane World for Animals
non-profit organization in the USA
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Fur Free Alliance
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