Gucci, which stopped using fur last fall, is no longer using angora. With its latest animal-friendly decision, Gucci joins other companies such as Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Anthropologie, Asos, BCBG ...

It’s been a crazy 48 hours for Australian fashion chain Sportsgirl after customers found out it makes select clothing with angora fur. Derived from angora rabbits in China that are subject to torture ...

In Another Success For PETA, Global Brands Group Swears Off Angora Fur(Forbes) "After the animal rights organisation released undercover video footage of rabbits being abused at Chinese angora farms, ...

LONDON — Brands ranging from Calvin Klein to Stella McCartney to U.K. high street labels Topshop and Next have followed in the footsteps of Hennes & Mauritz AB, and are halting the production or ...

American upscale clothing brand and retailer, Guess? Inc. has decided to eliminate angora fibre from its future collections in retail stores worldwide. During 2015, while developing its sustainability ...

More than ever before, the fashion industry is listening to what PETA has to say. And with the angora market in free fall, the organisation has set its sights on goose down and is in the midst of an ...

Angora fur comes from a type of rabbit, mostly kept locked up in dingy, feces-coated cages their entire lives to satisfy our fashion demands. Because longer fur fibers are considered the most ...

Angora shawls, valued for softness and warmth, are now fashionable with dyed options beyond natural hues. Sikkim’s handloom industry is modernising production with new motifs, embroidery, and CAD ...

Spanish retailer Zara has agreed to stop the production of angora products. Thanks to last week's protests by animal rights group Peta, customers and the public, Zara folded under the pressure to stop ...