Good news! Wacoal is fur & fur-wool free.

Wacoal, a leading manufacturer of innerwear, will be fur & fur-wool free. Wacoal had already abolished the use of fur, but just one sweater using raccoon wool was being sold, which we asked to be abolished.

Wacoal began consideration immediately, including traceability, and as a result promised that from the next season onwards, it will not use wild animal hair (including fur) and will not use non-traceable materials.

ARCJ appreciates Wacoal’s sincere attitude toward the issues and its quick decisions.

It is not clear from other manufacturers where fur wool comes from. Citizens should not allow such materials. The lack of traceability means that the sacrifices of the animals behind it and the suffering of the workers are also hidden. Considering the trends of the world, apparel companies in the future will have to take more responsibility for the procurement of materials. In fact, Wacoal also announced last year that it would stop using Xinjiang cotton. Wacoal has promised to fulfill such an important social responsibility as an apparel company. We are grateful from the bottom of our hearts for adding animals to the consideration.