The boring but important section, here lies the answer to the most Frequently Asked Questions.

Animal protection and veganism are two related yet distinct concepts that are often discussed within the context of animal welfare and ethical consumerism. Both of these movements share a common goal of reducing harm to animals and promoting compassion, but they differ in their scope and methods.

Animal protection refers to the idea of treating animals with respect, kindness, and compassion, and preventing harm and abuse to animals. This encompasses a wide range of issues, from preventing animal cruelty to advocating for animal rights, and can involve activism, education, and policy change. Animal protection can encompass a variety of approaches, including veganism but also other forms of animal welfare, such as free-range farming and animal welfare standards.

Veganism, on the other hand, is a lifestyle and dietary choice that seeks to eliminate the use of all animal products and minimize harm to animals. This means not eating meat, dairy, eggs, and other animal products, as well as avoiding the use of products made from animals, such as leather and wool. Veganism can be seen as a form of animal protection as it seeks to reduce harm to animals, but it is also a broader philosophy that challenges the use of animals for human purposes and seeks to promote compassion and respect for all living beings.

In conclusion, both animal protection and veganism are important movements that aim to promote compassion and reduce harm to animals, but they differ in their scope and methods. While animal protection encompasses a wide range of issues and approaches, veganism is a specific lifestyle choice that seeks to eliminate the use of animal products. Regardless of the specific approach, both movements play a crucial role in raising awareness about animal welfare and promoting compassion for all living beings.

The modern food and fashion industries have a significant impact on animal welfare. That's why we believe in changing these industries from the inside out to have a lasting impact on animal protection. As a fashion brand, we focus on improving animal welfare by promoting accountability in the supply chain of animal-based goods, such as leather. By tracing the journey of leather from the farm to the finished product, we can ensure that the treatment of animals is ethical and their well-being is protected. This is an important step towards creating a more sustainable and responsible industry that values animal lives. As a result of this, we work with initiatives, frameworks, and our software Responsible Systems, to have the fashion and agriculture industries come together pre-competitively. Additionally, we are advocating a more a plant-based future.

The fashion and food industries share much more than just a common goal of providing consumers with products they love and need. In fact, they share a significant part of their supply chains, with many of the materials used in fashion, such as leather, silk, and wool, originating from animals that are also raised for food. This means that the welfare of these animals is critical to both industries and that addressing animal welfare in the fashion industry is closely tied to addressing animal welfare in the food industry.

To improve global animal protection, it is important that these two industries come together and work towards a common goal of traceability. Traceability refers to the ability to track the journey of a product from its origin to its end destination, and it is essential for ensuring that animal welfare is maintained throughout the supply chain. By uniting the fashion and food industries in traceability, we can ensure that the products we buy are made from animals that are treated humanely and that the entire supply chain is transparent and accountable.

The implementation of traceability systems in both industries can have a profound impact on animal welfare, providing consumers with the information they need to make informed decisions about the products they purchase, and enabling companies to make meaningful changes in their supply chains to improve animal welfare. In addition, traceability can also help to address issues such as deforestation, water pollution, and habitat destruction, by providing a way to track the environmental impact of supply chains.

In conclusion, the fashion and food industries are closely connected through their shared supply chains, and it is essential that they come together to improve global animal protection through traceability. By doing so, they can help to create a more sustainable and compassionate world for animals, while also delivering products that consumers can feel good about purchasing. Our commitment to this is our traceability software, Responsible Systems.

There are many ways to help, here are a few: 

•  You can buy our products, and share information from us about what you learn about the supply chains.

• You can write letters or email to the government and demand open database policies for animal-based products. This helps companies to build trusted infrastructures, that you can trust when buying food and fashion. 

• You can ask every time you buy something made of animals, food, and fashion. Ask about where it´s from and do not buy it if it doesn´t come from a country working with animal protection. 

• Support plant-based fashion and food and inform your family, friend, and/or community on why you made this choice. 

• Have a look at our Take Action section and sign petitions for change

• Finally,  your voice, tireless engagement, and wallet are important in the movement