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To: Anita Barr - Group Fashion Director, Harvey Nichols
Stop selling real fur (again)!
Change Harvey Nichols store policy and stop selling real fur products (again).
Why is this important?
The sale of fur was banned by Harvey Nichols in 2004 but real fur has recently reappeared in huge quantities in store.
This trade is cruel, wasteful and unnecessary. No argument about ethical sourcing can justify the raising and slaughtering of animals for our decoration. The sale of fur represents a huge step backwards for Harvey Nichols as a market leader and for animal welfare in general.
Harvey Nichols has the power to make a real statement of intent about their ethical practice and to lead the fashion retail sector by again refusing to normalise and profit from this trade.
This trade is cruel, wasteful and unnecessary. No argument about ethical sourcing can justify the raising and slaughtering of animals for our decoration. The sale of fur represents a huge step backwards for Harvey Nichols as a market leader and for animal welfare in general.
Harvey Nichols has the power to make a real statement of intent about their ethical practice and to lead the fashion retail sector by again refusing to normalise and profit from this trade.
