The implementation of the statewide ban marks the latest blow to the fading fur industry, with mounting opposition to the trade and falling consumer demand signaling that the end of animal fur is in sight. 

Plant-based fur company Biofluff has raised half a million dollars in funding to bring its animal-free products to consumers next February.

PETA is setting out to save sheep by encouraging the development of a vegan wool material that is visually, texturally, and functionally akin to or better than sheep’s wool.

British sneaker brand Løci has secured a £4 million fundraising round for its sustainable, cruelty-free shoes.

Consumers are demanding more ethical, sustainable fashion options and shaping the future of footwear, one shoe at a time.

During the opening of New York Fashion Week and Fendi’s runway show, a video narrated by Ricky Gervais and P!nk exposed the animal cruelty between the fur and exotic skin trades.

Eye-opening film ‘SLAY’ exposes greenwashing, mislabelling, and animal cruelty from some of the world’s major luxury fashion brands.

The BMW Group plans to launch its first vehicles featuring completely vegan interiors in 2023 thanks to the development of sustainable, high-quality innovative materials with leather-like properties.

Each year, Americans send 22 billion pounds of clothing waste to landfills. Gomorrah offers a solution to this post-consumer textile waste by manufacturing 100 percent plant-based, organic clothes that safely break down.

With Stella’s vegan and cruelty-free principles at its heart, the ‘conscious luxury’ beauty line is good for the planet, the animals, and our skin.

The PIÑATEX x ZARA collection of sneakers, sandals and accessories are made using a sustainable, cruelty-free pineapple-based material.

The Mediterranean country is the latest to ban the force-feeding of ducks for their livers and the slaughter of animals for their fur.

New vegetal leather alternative Leukeather - which uses discarded pods, biotechnology, and a circular economy strategy - has the potential to save the millions of ‘exotic’ animals killed for their skins.

Step into summer with a clear conscience thanks to these eight specially selected sandal designs, from the veganized version of the classic Birkenstock to upmarket, eco-friendly heels.

Stella McCartney’s Spring/Summer 2022 collection is a “psychedelic trip into nature, grounded in the notion that mushrooms connect us all”.

Scheduled for release on 25 April on Nike’s SNKR app, the sneakers are 100% vegan and crafted from environmentally-conscious, recycled materials.

The move signals how the fashion industry is stepping away from bygone industries into a whole new exciting world of cutting-edge materials.

The vegan bags are made from Mylo, a sustainable, animal-free leather alternative.

The luxury brand will stop using animal fur in its collections starting this year in favor of ethical and eco-conscious alternatives.

The last collection to feature fur will be Autumn/Winter 2023.