Recently, a non-profit organization accused the animal base of luxury brands of cruelty to animals, but this fact was strongly denied by the brand.

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"Saint Laurent, Burberry, Dior and other luxury goods once again fall into the dispute between fur products and animal cruelty.

Recently, a non-profit organization accused the animal base of luxury brands of cruelty to animals, but this fact was strongly denied by the brand.

A non-profit animal protection group recently investigated a breeding plant in Spain, which kept 70 rabbits. These animals were prepared for luxury products, including Marc Jacobs, Diane von Furstenberg, Burberry, Christian Dior, Giorgio Armani, Yves Yves, and other brands.

They have mastered the evidence of farm cruelty to animals.

After a thorough investigation, we have confirmed the fact that farm animals are cruelty to animals, but the luxury brands have collective denial. The Saint Laurent brand responded that the Saint Laurent team said it was working hard to find solutions.

The standard animal welfare system, Saint Laurent developed a specific "fur guide" to distribute raw materials from the direct supplier system.

Burberry also said it had nothing to do with farms: we believed that the farm was not part of our supply chain and strongly condemned it.

The behavior of animals, and declared that the fur of the Burberry brand was obtained according to the moral standard. Burberry brand promise will not use the raw material of the raw material obtained by illegal killing animals.

The response from Dior is basically the same as those of the first two brands: Dior fashion houses have never been involved in any fur trade caused by cruelty to animals. Dior emphasizes that the fur coming from fashion is strictly following relevant regulations.