Leather

PETA is calling on the fashion world to turn its back on animal leather and embrace the innovative vegan materials that are available today.

Every climate-conscious person should read this: leather doesn’t just kill 1 billion animals every year – it’s also catapulting our planet towards the worst effects of the climate catastrophe.

We are calling on Burberry to do the right thing and leave animals out of its collections.

Schiaparelli’s “animal heads” sparked a conversation about trophy hunting, and now, PETA’s spin invites a similar dialogue around the cruelty inherent in the leather industry.

Consumers deserve to know that leather is a dying industry defined by animal suffering and environmental destruction.

Alicia Silverstone takes a stand against industries that kill animals for their skin.

This handbag collection proves that choosing stylish designs that don’t involve cruelty to animals is easier than ever.

Non-graphic anti-leather ads intended to be placed on UK airport trolleys were banned for risking “potential negative customer reaction”.

Our choice will only continue to grow as more and more people reject the violence of the leather industry and demand other options.

A new PETA Asia investigation shows Australian animals who were shipped to Indonesia being slaughtered for meat and leather while still kicking.