Skins

With her body covered only by a teddy bear, Love Island star Faye Winter urges the Ministry of Defence (MoD) to use animal-friendly faux fur.

The wool industry spins stories about sheep who are eager to be sheared for fashion that’s good for the Earth. But how much of this is true, and how much is just marketing?

The faux fur fabric created by ECOPEL and PETA performed in a similar way – or better than – real bear fur in laboratory tests against the MoD’s five criteria.

As many people in the UK struggle to pay for essentials like gas and electricity, it’s shameful that the government is wasting taxpayer money on ornamental bearskin caps.

We are celebrating Moda Operandi’s compassionate decision that will make the fashion world a kinder place for foxes, alligators, and other animals.

PETA demonstrated the horrors behind Gucci’s exotic skins accessories in a “bloody” protest outside the brand’s flagship store in Milan.

The event brought together campaigners and policymakers to call for the high-performing faux bear fur to be quick-marched into service.

PETA’s exposés of the exotic-skins industry have found sensitive beings crammed into filthy pits, hacked apart, and left to die. People have had enough.

PETA has erected giant billboards near defence minister Ben Wallace’s constituency calling out his BEAR-faced lies.

Filthy fur farms make fertile ground for the spread of pathogens. To protect minks and humans, they need to be banned.