Vegan fashion is on the rise. Yes, you read that right. You can't just eat a vegan diet. You can also use it as a guide when it comes to fashion. These are clothing and accessories that do not consist of animal components. And the selection of such clothing items is anything but small. Instead of wool, leather, fur, etc., alternative materials are used. In this article we would like to explain to you what exactly vegan fashion is, what it consists of and some great outfits.
Vegan fashion – what is it made of?
As already mentioned, vegan fashion means thatthe garmentdoes not consist of any animal products. Such models are sometimes labeled “organic” or “eco”. However, despite the labeling, you should look twice because the labeling can also be misleading. It often turns out that a model is not quite as animal-free as expected. To avoid such a mistake, you need to look more closely at the label. The dealer or at least the manufacturer should also be able to provide information about this. However, the law requires that at least shoes must be labeled.
Clothing made from plant products
Plant-based products or even chemically produced materials serve as replacements. Now it is up to you to decide which option you prefer. Of course, the chemical materials are not particularly environmentally friendly. For this reason, it is best to turn your back on them and resort to plant-based versions.
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If you think that finding sustainable fashion is quite complicated, we would like to reassure you. Once you know what to look out for, it will no longer be a problem for you. We have put together a list of possible materials for each type of garment that will help you. When purchasing, pay attention to small details such as buttons. These can also be made from animal products such as horn or mother of pearl.
Pants
The following are vegan: viscose, linen, cotton, polyester, acrylic, nylon
The following are not vegan: wool, silk
Pulloveror t-shirts
The following are vegan: acrylic, polyester, linen, cotton, hemp, viscose, lyocell
Not vegan: Wool of any kind (llama, alpaca, cashmere, angora, camel hair, mohair)
handbags,wallets,Belt and shoes
Vegan are: cotton, hemp,Cap, polyurethane
The following are not vegan: leather, wool (felt), fur
Scarves and hats
The following are vegan: linen, cotton, acrylic, polyester
The following are not vegan: wool (felt), fur
Tiesand suits
The following are vegan: cotton, polyester, viscose, nylon, linen, lyocell
The following are not vegan: wool, silk
Parish
The following are vegan: cotton, linen, acrylic, nylon, polyester, elastane
The following are not vegan: wool, silk
coatsandJackets
Vegan are: polyester, nylon, cotton, polyurethane, faux fur, alternatives to down (Kapok, Lyocell, PrimaLoft ®, Thermolite ®)
The following are not vegan: leather, down, wool, fur
There are brands that specialize exclusively in producing vegan fashion. Their products are offered in many stores, but can also be easily ordered online. Such brands are, for example, People Tree, Krochet Kids, Bleed, Greenality, Thokk Thokk, Kuyichi, HempAge, Gary Mash.
AdolfoDominguez
If you are looking for elegant clothing, then Adolfo Dominguez's models are exactly the right choice. Whether glamorous cocktail dresses or elegant faux leather coats, the fashion designer offers a large selection of dreamy models, all of which have the Peta stamp for vegan clothing. Have fun shopping!
