LONDON – The Frasers Group, which owns House of Fraser, Flannels, Sports Direct, Jack Wills and Missguided, has reportedly confirmed that it has banned angora wool from products.
The PETA animal rights group, a shareholder in House of Fraser, issued a statement saying it had received confirmation from the company at its annual meeting.
It comes after House of Fraser announced it was resuming its no fur policy, dropped after the company was taken over by Mike Ashley in 2018, at last year’s annual meeting.
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