Moose Knuckles launches a sustainability program without fur

Canadian luxury outerwear and sportswear brands Moose knuckles Is the latest brand to announce its fur-free approach as part of its new sustainability program.

Within the scope of the included environmental and social initiatives is the brand’s commitment to end all production with natural fur by the end of 2022. This announcement follows a similar commitment from a Toronto-based brand. Canada goose It was announced in June.

Other textiles that Moose Knuckles will remove from clothing by the end of 2025 include traditional cotton, virgin polyester and virgin nylon.

The company also said it is working towards a sound-cycle business model, including ensuring that all of Moose Knuckles’ iconic products are eligible for collection, recommerce and recycling programs by the end of 2025.

Second, to combat climate change, the company is aiming for a complete mitigation of all carbon emissions by the end of 2025, when it has already begun.

“Our primary goal was to create outstanding handmade products that offer unmatched warmth without sacrificing style,” said the co-CEO. Noah Stern.

“The steps we announce today are a great reflection of the voices of the communities we are involved in and our team’s commitment to play an important role in creating a more sustainable Mother Earth.”

Moose Knuckles is now Textile exchange, A non-profit organization focused on sustainability. The company has also signed the 2025 Sustainable Cotton Challenge, the 2025 Recycled Polyester Challenge, the United Nations Global Compact Pledge, and participates in the textile exchange’s corporate textile and materials benchmarking program.