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Update: After hearing from tens of thousands of PETA supporters like you, the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) has announced plans to ban fur from runways at New York Fashion Week. This is a win for many thousands of animals, with the next step being for NYFW to ban wildlife skins.
Crocodiles, pythons, lizards and other animals are often subjected to extreme cruelty in the “exotic” skins industry. Snakes are pumped up with air or water while they’re still alive, and lizards are crudely decapitated. Most crocodile and alligator skins come from farmed animals who are raised in crowded tanks or pools of fetid, stinking water, before they are crudely bludgeoned or have metal rods rammed down their spines.
Other fashion weeks in London, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Helsinki, Sydney, Melbourne, and Stockholm have already banned fur and wildlife skins from their catwalks. Please act now by calling on the CFDA to immediately adopt a policy banning wildlife skins from New York Fashion Week.