France Has Banned The Use Of Angola Rabbit Hair.

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The small weave of the net tells you that France strictly forbids the use of Angola rabbit hair.

The French side said on Thursday that it had immediately stopped using Angola rabbit hair for clothing and accessories production, and received more than 100000 emails in British fashion companies, after twitter and Facebook expressed material for inhumane conditions.

"As a fashion brand, we will respond to our customers and

Trends, "FCUK said in an online statement.

The members of the French Alliance include ASOS, All Saints, Tommy Hilfiger, Stella McCartney, Forever 21, Hennes &Mauritz AB, Topshop and other international brands, aiming to permanently prohibit the cruel Angola rabbit.

Outreach was organized and arranged by animal rights organization PETA, showing videos of Angola rabbits being abused in Angola farms in China.

"We are very pleased that the French side has joined...

Many other global fashion retailers promise to permanently prohibit...

Angola, "British director of PETA said.

Ninety percent Angola rabbit hair is produced in China, where there is no very clear punishment and handling measures for the abuse of Angola rabbit.

According to the women's wear daily report, they have already taken steps to ensure that

Rabbits were not ill treated during the collection process, but ultimately decided to stop producing and using Angola rabbit hair.

"Although we take measures...

We recognize that some customers will continue to worry about the production process of these fabrics. "

I hope more brands will join the alliance and swear to use only environment-friendly products and create compassionate fashion.

PETA urged customers to see Angola rabbit hair everywhere and shout loudly, asking the store to cancel its sale.