Chanel Stops Use of Exotic Animal Skins

Chanel will no longer use animal skins, including crocodile, snake, stingray, and lizard leather. Instead they’ll use innovations in fabric and leather.

Chanel to stop using exotic animal skins and fur

Chanel is banning the use of exotic skins and furs, as of May 2019.

Chanel will stop using exotic animal skins and fur

High-end fashion designers, retailers, and cities are all swearing off fur.

Chanel is the latest fashion designer to part ways with fur - Vox

PETA also shared on their Instagram welcoming the victory after Chanel announced the ban. 👗 Chanel Bans Fur and Exotic Animal Skins: PETA Welcomes Luxury Fashion Brand's Decision.

Chanel Bans Fur and Exotic Animal Skins: PETA Welcomes Luxury Fashion Brand's Decision

Chanel says will no longer use crocodile and snake skin

Animal rights groups welcomed the move, with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) hailing Chanel as giving a lead to other luxury brands. There's nothing trendy about using stolen skins from tormented animals for clothing or accessories, it said. It's clear that the time is now for all companies, like Louis Vuitton, to follow Chanel's lead and move to innovative materials that spare countless animals a miserable life and a violent, painful death, PETA added. (In pic: PETA demonstration outside the BFC Show Space during London Fashion Week on September 14, 2018 in London, England.) PETA appreciates

PETA appreciates - Luxury brand Chanel sheds crocodile and snake skin

The bold move from the French luxury giant to turn its back on crocodile and lizard skin is expected to inspire other luxury labels to follow suit

Chanel becomes first luxury fashion label to stop using fur and animal skin in their collections

NEWS: Luxury fashion brand Burberry is to stop using exotic animal skins in its future collections building on its previous commitment to go fur-free, its chief operating officer confirmed this week.

Burberry bans the use of exotic skins in future collections — Surge

Chanel has become the first luxury fashion house to scrap using exotic animal pelts such as crocodile, lizard and snake skin - a move welcomed by animal rights groups on Tuesday.

Chanel becomes first luxury fashion house to ban lizard, crocodile and snake skin

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PETA is calling for the actor to pledge to stop promoting the use of exotic-skin fashion items in favor of innovative, cruelty-free materials.

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Burberry is giving exotic skins the boot