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MUST-SEE: Why Brands Are Ditching Mohair After PETA’s Exposés

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Two PETA Asia investigations have exposed the mohair industry for what it is: cruel, violent, and unnecessary. Now, FAO Schwarz has joined major brands—including adidas, Columbia, Gap, UNIQLO, and Zara—in banning mohair. This victory came just hours before PETA supporters were set to protest at FAO Schwarz’s NYC store with a giant “bloody” teddy bear.

FAO Schwarz’s decision adds to the growing list of companies rejecting mohair after seeing what goats endure for sweaters, blankets, yarn, and plush toys. Check the list—then pledge never to buy mohair below!

A-E
  • adidas
  • Altra
  • American Living
  • Angelo Litrico
  • Anne Klein
  • Ann Taylor
  • Anthropologie
  • Aquascutum
  • Athleta
  • Banana Republic
  • Barbour
  • Bed Bath & Beyond
  • Belk
  • Billabong
  • Bol
  • boohoo
  • boohooMAN
  • Bulwark
  • Catherines
  • CB2
  • Chaps
  • Chico’s
  • Club Monaco
  • Coal Headwear
  • Colovo
  • Columbia
  • Comptoir des Cotonniers
  • COS
  • Cost Plus World Market
  • Crate&Barrel
  • Current/Elliot
  • Daniel Cremieux
  • DC Shoes
  • Destination Maternity
  • Diane von Furstenberg
  • Dickies
  • Dr. Martens
  • Dressbarn
  • Eddie Bauer
  • Element
  • Equipment
  • Evan-Picone
  • Everlane
  • Express Inc.
F-J
  • FAO Schwarz
  • Fat Face
  • Fred Segal Originals
  • French Connection
  • Gap
  • GU
  • Guess? Inc.
  • Hat Shack
  • Hat World
  • Helmut Lang
  • Horace Small
  • Icebreaker
  • Indigo Books and Music
  • J BRAND
  • J.Crew
  • J. Jill
  • J.Mclaughlin
  • Joe Fresh
  • Joe’s Jeans
  • Johnston & Murphy
  • Joie
  • JoJo Maman Bébé
  • Journeys
  • Journeys Kidz
  • Justice brands
K-O
  • KASPER
  • Known Supply
  • Krimson Klover
  • Krochet Kids intl.
  • Lacoste
  • Lane Bryant
  • Lands’ End
  • Le Suit
  • Lee
  • Lids
  • Lids Locker Room
  • Lids Clubhouse
  • Little Burgundy
  • Lochaven of Scotland
  • Locker Room by LIDS
  • LOFT
  • Lou & Grey
  • Lucky Brand
  • Lulu & Georgia
  • LumiSource
  • MANGO
  • Mara Hoffman
  • Mark and Graham
  • Matalan
  • Maurices
  • M. Patmos
  • Men’s Wearhouse
  • Michael Stars
  • Missguided
  • ModCloth
  • Mountain Hardwear
  • Napapijri
  • Nasty Gal
  • Nathan Anthony
  • New Era Cap Co.
  • Next
  • Nine West
  • North Face, Inc.
  • Old Navy
  • One Kings Lane
P-T
  • PB teen
  • Peony & Me
  • Perry Ellis
  • Pottery Barn
  • pottery barn kids
  • prAna
  • Princesse tam.tam
  • The Prized Pig
  • Quiksilver
  • Ralph Lauren
  • Ralph Lauren Home
  • Ramblers Way
  • Rebecca Taylor
  • Red Kap
  • REEF
  • Reformation
  • Rejuvenation
  • REI
  • Restoration Hardware
  • Rock & Republic
  • Room & Board
  • Roxy
  • Royal Collection Trust
  • rue21
  • RVCA
  • Santa’s Workshop, Inc.
  • Schuh
  • Schuh Kids
  • Shï by Journeys
  • Skinnydip
  • SKFK
  • Smartwool Corporation
  • Soft Surroundings
  • Soma
  • SOREL
  • Sports Fan-Attic
  • Stitch Fix
  • Sundance Catalog
  • Talbots
  • Timberland Company
  • The Limited
  • Theory
  • Toad&Co
  • Trask
U-Z
  • Underground by Journeys
  • UNIQLO
  • Vans
  • VENUS
  • Victoria’s Secret
  • Vince
  • Walls
  • west elm
  • Wigwam Mills
  • Whistles
  • White House Black Market
  • Wildfox Couture
  • Williams Sonoma
  • Williams Sonoma Home
  • Workrite
  • Wrangler
  • Xcel
  • ZANKOV
  • Zappos.com
  • Zara
  • ZonZipper
  • Zumiez’s house brands
Misc.
  • 7115 by Szeki
  • & Other Stories

PETA’s exposés revealed workers in South Africa—the world’s top mohair producer—roughly handling goats:

Some shearers lifted goats off the floor by the tail, likely breaking it at the spine:

When one goat struggled, the shearer sat on her:

Workers threw goats.

They also cut goats’ throats.

The mohair industry kills angora goats once they’re no longer profitable—often years before their natural life expectancy.

Because shearers are paid by volume, not by the hour, they rush through the job, leaving the goats cut up and bleeding:

Goat kids, who were being shorn for the first time, cried out in fear.

Workers mutilated goats’ ears with pliers that punched sharp needles through them, causing intense pain. One farmer said the goats “scream terribly.”

This is mohair. And this is why so many brands have banned it.

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This progress is exciting, but goats still need your help!

Urge Steiff to stop selling mohair now:

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