LONDON – Michael Kors has announced its commitment to avoid the use of fur in its products and will be phasing out the use of all animal fur from Michael Kors and Jimmy Choo collections by the end of December 2018.
The company are the most recent of several large luxury fashion retailers to announce the discontinuation of fur products in their ranges. Last month, VF Corporation announced the removal of fur from its brand’s garments when it signed up to the International Fur Free Retailer Programme.
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