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PETA vs. H&M: The Truth About the Protests
Description*SUBSCRIBE to the Back Row newsletter for more coverage like this and to support independent fashion journalism: https://www.backrow.net/subscribe. Go Premium and save three months on an annual subscription.* PJ Smith, director of fashion policy for Humane World for Animals (formerly the Humane Society), has spent almMore
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PJ Smith, director of fashion policy for Humane World for Animals (formerly the Humane Society), has spent almost 20 years getting fashion companies from Gucci to Net-a-Porter to go fur-free. Amy sits down with him just after New York Fashion Week's first official fur-free season to ask what's next — and why wool is under fire.
PJ offers his blunt take on what actually changes the fashion industry — and it's not the consciences of CEOs.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction
02:30 Why fur-free NYFW is historic
08:00 How Humane World actually gets brands to change
18:30 Fur farming is down 85% — the numbers
22:30 PETA vs. H&M: the wool protests
25:30 Is wool humane?
46:30 Exotic skins: the next target
52:00 PJ's biggest lesson after 20 years
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This episode was edited by Chrissi Harris.
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