How to find VEGAN Clothing (on any budget)

[@Dilara_____]

I do not understand how you always manage to post about topics that I am actually wondering about at that exact moment! So thrilled about this video, thank you!!!

[@MarieJohnson]

Thrift stores are our go-to clothing stores for our vegan fam of 6! Affordable, Earth-friendly, and easy to find vegan stuff in good shape for less!

[@CaitlinShoemaker]

Marie Johnson for sure!

[@samanthafox9800]

My main problem with vegan fashion is that they rarely offer plus sizes. I have lost quite a bit of weight by going vegan, but I am at a plateau right now and my shirt size is XL. Not even the shirt you designed goes over a large. Hopefully, by the time I get to wearing a large shirt it won't be sold out.

[@nehas7992]

Totally agree. I used to be an xl years ago when I went vegan, and only fast fashion seemed to accommodate. I hate the assumption that all vegans are healthy and thin. Hopefully vegan fashion catches on soon!

[@CaitlinShoemaker]

This is very true - thank you for addressing it!

[@KK-gn8nm]

Vegan/ environment friendly is as well wearing second hand clothing. You must have heard about no waste movement? Of course there are things I wouldn’t wear after someone else (like lingerie and etc) but you can start with that. Advantage of that is most of these clothes are plus size.

[@chelseacoyle9967]

Samantha Fox I am considered a healthy weight and I normally buy a small / medium in most stores but for the life of me I can’t find vegan/ sustainable/ non sweat shop bras that fit me. Why do you have to have small boobs to care about animal and human suffering?

[@susanhoppe7297]

I would love to be XL, I am a fat vegan with big flat feet, TOMs don't fit me at all, and most vegan clothing and shoe makers just don't get big enough for me. Very frustrating.

[@EmilyOvermyer]

Caitlin, I really do appreciate that you cover low-cost vegan options along with offering the more expensive options. It's great to support specifically vegan clothing and faux leather good companies, but that's not always doable on a tighter budget. I also loved how you highlighted the ethical issues and sustainability issues with fast fashion and sweatshops. Thrifting is quickly becoming my go-to for clothing, and I'm lucky to live in an area with plenty of Goodwills. I agree with your thoughts on purchasing clothing made with animal materials, such as wool sweaters or scarves, second-hand or at thrift stores, as that lines up with sustainability and doesn't create the market for new wool (or etc.) goods. I can't do leather goods, fur, or down personally, but I've bought a few wool/cashmere items secondhand. One of my favorite vegan clothing finds has been Ahimsa shoes. They're out of Brazil and have a high focus on sustainability, and while they're on the pricier side they're shoes are well worth the money. I've had their Cognac work boots for a couple years now and they've lasted beautifully. I'd also recommend the online stores Mooshoes.com and avesu.eu for shoes and other accessories!

[@allisonsimon3620]

This is a really good video! I’ve seen a lot of comments suggesting not to buy leather/ wool at second hand/thrift stores because you are promoting that material. But as a vegan and fashion design student that’s a tricky subject because it is much more environmentally friendly to buy a wool sweater at a thrift store than buying a new acrylic (plastic) based sweater:)

[@okjessicah]

The real deal also last a lot longer so what you buy second hand will more than likely give you 5 plus years of wear

[@allisonsimon3620]

Jessica Braunscheidel yes for sure!

[@madeline5175]

Nice video, very comprehensive! I need to pay off my debt, max out my retirement accounts, and build up a 3 month emergency fund before I purchase any specifically vegan clothing. I'll go to thrift stores for now.

[@mathilde2895]

Dr martens also has vegan shoes i think

[@cesargatica2630]

Yes!!! They’re amazing too!

[@matthewbristol1082]

I love my vegan docs they're my favorite boots and shoes.

[@hayleym1483]

Matt & Nat for purses and wallets if you live in Canada is the BEST!!!

[@CaitlinShoemaker]

Hayley Morrin yes I have a backpack from them and love it!

[@Ella.L.]

Hayley Morrin It's actually not really that great, since they use pvc (which isn't healthy at all) for a lot of their products :/

[@hayleym1483]

I didn't realize that, but synthetics are still better than animal products.

[@Emily-lf2mm]

I think target and walmart use sweatshops. And forever21 does for sure

[@laurenoberlin582]

that's the video I need next - where to buy vegan AND cruelty-free/sweatshop-free clothes. I mostly thrift and look for ethical brands but could use all the help I can get!

[@laurenoberlin582]

I use Poshmark! :) it's just nice to be able to try certain things on. but it's definitely an easy and convenient way to shop secondhand

[@Emily-lf2mm]

Hey my most favorite app to shop from is Mercari! It’s so simple to use and quality stuff! Actually I sell quality stuff on there too so follow me @emily mckinney haha

[@Emily-lf2mm]

But I know a couple shops like lululemon and brandy melville are pretty ethical. I’m not sure if they are 100% but they are pretty fair from what I have learned. Ugh that’s a sad list :/ lol

[@Wasabisaurus08]

Obey, patagonia, krochet kids, Matt and Nat, eileen Fisher, stella McCartney are ethical brands!!

[@christinaarundale8583]

I just purchased the patagonia 3 in 1 parka. Completely synthetic material and free of down. I love it! It's definitely warm enough to brave the winter here in Iowa!😊

[@christinaarundale8583]

I also want to note that though it is an expensive coat, patagonia is GREAT and they offer a free lifetime warranty on all of their coats. They are very good quality, and therefore should last a lifetime!

[@Emily-lf2mm]

Hey Caitlin you should check out Herbivore Clothing in the Portland (Hawthorne) area. They have cute clothes with vegan messages, shoes makeup, bags, etc

[@amyangela6684]

Also can u plzmake more what i eat of a day as a vegan

[@iceyiss]

Hi Caitlin! Thank you for your video it was really informative. I've been vegan for a little over a year now and the only problem I have with vegan clothing is that a lot of it unfortunately isn't very environmentally friendly. One of the main reasons I became a vegan was because of the environmental impact of the meat and dairy industry, so I want to invest in clothes that are more "kind" to the planet. Obviously the ethical part of the clothing industry is also very important, however, how as a vegan (besides buying secondhand) do you buy clothes that are plastic free? (obviously cotton and linnen are available) I find this a very hard thing to tackle, especially shoe and bag wise. Again thank you for your video and I do apologize for a very long comment.

[@palynaike]

I think the same as you too. I personally try not to buy anything synthetic anymore, but I use what I already have until is no longer useful. I care really deeply about the environment and the effects of plastic, so I don’t see how to avoid using either animals or terrible plastic when it comes to certain items of clothing (at least for now). Again, I guess it depends on how important is one topic to the other for each individual.

[@lanikarodrigues309]

Mented cosmetics is a great vegan company for beauty products, and it's got shades for diverse complexions.

[@cesargatica2630]

Great video!! I went vegan 2 years ago and it has taken me that time to slowly weed out non-vegan things in my apartment, from cosmetics and clothing to cleaning products. It’s thanks to channels like you that I have been able to accomplish this!

[@hellokitteh3]

This was so great and helpful to me thank you for this video Caitlin! I definitely love what In The Soulshine has

[@mav6342]

Thank you so much for this! I'm curious..can you do a vegan/cruelty free make up and skin care video?! I'm struggling to find good products!

[@Merryyy203]

I really like Lush (although they are not 100% vegan yet), for make up I like Kat von D. Check out Ellen Fisher, she has a few videos on skin care products. I guess it depends on where you live. But check out Fb groups and ask for help there.

[@v0368]

Jeffrey stars, elf, are some examples but crueltyfreekitty.com is a website that helps with that stuff :)

[@munajedski]

Wool and angora is uncomfortable and itchy (for me anyway). It's just not necessary to use animals to keep warm. Eddie Bauer carries down alternative jackets and coats that are beautiful and warm.

[@jennifermarea8011]

I personally feel like the most important thing is to buy things from companies that treat their workers fairly. That's much more important than buying vegan clothing to me because I care much more about the suffering of humans than the suffering of animals. It would feel weird to me to try so hard to end animal suffering but then do nothing to end the suffering of people. The best thing to do in most cases is to just buy second hand because it's better for the environment, animals, people, and your wallet.

[@athenab.3395]

I absolutely agree with what you're saying! "True" veganism has always emphasised being ethical not just towards animals but towards humans and the environment. Check out The Vegan Sourcebook. It was my first intro to veganism. Happy reading!

[@chinizamora]

Veganism goes for both ways.

[@saraisreading4231]

Another sister store to Plato’s Closet is Style Encore - a similar model but they sell professional/workwear. I always find great stuff there.

[@breebell468]

Can you do this for makeup?

[@donprice732]

Best KZbinr around , I love your videos .

[@mollyhanna9783]

I loved this video! Thanks for sharing! It's great to have more knowledge of vegan brands and faux rather lines; I had only heard of free people and tentree and love their items. Typically, I shop second hand. I will typically never buy a prominent leather item, but I have some secondhand leather shoes and belts. When shopping second hand, I actually prefer natural materials such as cotton and linens (which are vegan) and cashmere, wool, and silk (which aren't vegan) because once they wear out and I use the fabric as much as possible, what remains can be composted and not go to the landfill. I definitely agree that it is a personal opinion and choice, so thanks for sharing yours!

[@Veezzy]

OMG I love Kristen Leo! She helped me make more ethical choices as far as clothing goes !

[@brookejackson5158]

Your videos are the only thing I’m early for😂

[@mistylachapelle5656]

Try Save a Duck for winter coats, I have the long puffer coat and it was pricey but very worth it! and - it can wet and not smell or loose warmth.

[@emmavredenburg]

I was on the hunt for a vegan winter coat forEVER. I finally found one at Aritzia and it's warmer than my mom's Wooly! Highly recommend!

[@calliejohnson]

Thank you for this! Now that I’ve gotten comfortable food shopping I definitely want to start transitioning clothing so this was very helpful! Much love from TN!

[@roneliadelgrange8315]

Can you please do a video on vegan linens and towels etc.?

[@kristinahopp9466]

Noize Original is also a great vegan company for winter coats, accessories and 'leather' jackets!

[@lauraelisee]

I got my long puffy winter coat from Macy’s last year! It is Calvin Klein and has faux down in it and it’s very warm :)

[@MadalinaZbranca]

I love thrift stores! Most of my clothes come from those kind of stores and I love that I can actually find nicer and higher quality clothes for smaller prices and I give a second life to those clothes as well :) And for bags, I prefer the canvas ones for day to day use. Thank you for all the tips and companies, I have to check a few of them out for shoes when I'm gonna have to buy some :)

[@amberamato916]

Another great video! I had been wanting to start making vegan friendly clothing purchases but wasn't sure where to start, and this video was so helpful!

[@Veezzy]

Christy dawn is also a vegan brand and ethically made I believe!

[@briannat2011]

I love this idea ! You should throw together blog post of this list and what others share on this. I personally have a carhart winter coat, which happens to be vegan!

[@liasnclr]

Hemp Hoodlamb is one of the only vegan outerwear brands I’ve come across and they seem great but they’re super expensive. I’m sure it’s worth the investment if they’re ethically made, vegan and will last a long time, but not something a lot of people can outright afford. As a vegan in PA, I’ve struggled the most with finding affordable vegan winter jackets and vegan snow boots! If anyone has recommendations for boots that can be worn through the snow that would be amazing!

[@nicinathalie8273]

Ayyyy I love my native runners, I have the same ones! And also the ethletic brand shoes look exactly like converse but are also all vegan and sweatshop free so I 100% recommend them!

[@ohlookitsmikey]

This is a really insightful video, especially for people starting to transition. A few other things to look out for are (some) trousers as they have wool in them. They'll say not machine washable usually though so that's easy to spot. Ann then shoes. Shoes use glue which wouldn't be classed as vegan, but they don't have to list that as a material, at least where I live. But if you're going for the majority of vegan products, it might be worthwhile just looking for a vegan tag or email the company to find out :)

[@peterksnow5482]

thanks Caitlin great video I found that very useful keep up the great work I love your videos from Peter in the UK

[@Naomi-ni6ep]

Another issue is dyes and also materials used in the printing process sometimes include animal-derived materials. It's much harder to find out his info. Or at least that's what I'm finding.

[@theresameier8144]

loved the video! I really want to try out a second hand store now!

[@sixxlee890]

I have a 35 inch inside leg, so I find it really difficult to buy jeans and trousers which are long enough. I only buy second hand, whether that's online, or in charity (thrift) shops. Much love for this video, thanks for the recommendations, I will check those out.

[@VeganTKDMaster]

Great topic, and I appreciate your informative video on it. Plato's Closet is in a lot of areas in the country. :)

[@psychedelichippie9759]

Thank you Caitlin for sharing all of your knowledge!

[@lauraelisee]

Also check out Fair Indigo and Amour Vert!

[@megananderson841]

My Columbia winter coat is made of all man-made material and kept me warm in -20F last winter

[@lilbetzluvskelly]

im so so so happy you made this video!! thank you!

[@candyk9840]

Ugh😫 this makes me so happy!!! Thank you this helps a lot!💖

[@donprice732]

Caitlin for president

[@krisk9456]

Also clothing swaps with people you know, have got a ton of great clothes that way

[@Kx____]

hey i wonder about wool - i don't buy it nor wear it (allergic as hell), but i have this lady here in my village who owns a couple of sheep and where i live you have to shear the sheep during summer because otherwise they'll die due to overheat and she keeps the wool and knits herself sweaters with it. she takes VERY good care of the sheep and does not use them for consumption but just as like pets? personally, i don't really have a problem with it if it's like that, but how do you think about this? (or anyone else reading this)

[@kenk7823]

Great content! 'Noize Original' do amazing vegan winter coats and clothing! I purchased mine in TKmaxx here in the UK but they have an ace website too!

[@iHeartRingette11]

Caitlin I loved this video

[@crastybowersox240]

I think it's okay to purchase clothing secondhand that is made with animal-derived materials because why waste it? Part of our concern for the environment is ensuring that we produce less waste. But like you said, it's up to each individual's personal preference on something like that.

[@BalletDancer26]

Wasn’t able to use the code for TasteMakersSupply... any suggestions? Thanks for this much needed vid!!

[@terezatrejtnarova9833]

Great video :) and for more on sustainable fashion Kristen Leo is really good :)

[@legohandsliz]

Another one that I never thought of (because I'm not a man, lol) is mens suits and ties. We just needed to buy an outfit for my husband for a wedding we're going to and it was HARD to find a completely non-wool suit. Thankfully we lucked upon a few brands that had polyester blends options and also a small selection of cotton ties. It actually made me pretty sad to realize that the vast majority of the suits that men wear are wool.

[@Maria-yt8qb]

Save the duck has really nice and warm winter coats that are vegan :)

[@trinitywillis7929]

Im new to being a vegan. What do I do if i go to a friend's house for a sleepover and they are my vegan?

[@JohannaZee]

This is a great list!

[@kandaceboo]

I need a video on how to cohabit with my carnist partner 😂 one day....one day I will successfully convert him. His parents feed him terrible when he was growing up, resulting in him being such a picky eater that he won’t eat most vegetables or fruits.

[@Emily-lf2mm]

Kandace Boothe yes please!😂🙏🏼

[@sixxlee890]

There's a great book called The Lusty Vegan. It's a cookbook written for vegans living with omnivores, and it covers lots of things. I bought it for my vegan friend who recently married an omnivore, and she's very happy with it. Plus the title made her chuckle.

[@Emily-lf2mm]

Thank you!!

[@sixxlee890]

@@Emily-lf2mm No worries, I hope you find it useful. ☺️

[@josuc7675]

Caitlin, I would say that we shouldn't buy 2nd hand nonvegan clothes. The fact that the owner is getting paid can encourage them to buy more items, thinking that they can easily sell them in the future: so there's a higher demand of these clothes This is the way I see it, I hope I have explained my point right, pls consider this!

[@kandaceboo]

Josu C woah that’s a good point.

[@vvvvveroeverythingtodo]

You mean like those online shops were people sell their own clothes and finds? Because I don't see anything wrong with shopping from the actual thrift store

[@davidthescottishvegan]

I do agree that you have a point but that's easier said than done for those that have a restricted budget and can't always afford new clothing that is the suitation I am in. But I would look out for second hand vegan clothing in stores because I prefer to see the product before I buy because online someone could claim it's vegan when it isn't.

[@carmenwheatley7316]

Brooks are expensive but they are the most comfortable shoes ever!!!!!.

[@owlwing212]

I really wish you would have talked more about sustainability, recycled clothing etc. Especially since you started your Low Waste journey not so long ago.

[@kimberlybell7855]

Fabulous information!! Than you beautiful!!

[@2eresbella978]

so do sheep feel pain when they remove the wool? Im just curios, I have never heard or seen someone kill or hurt a sheep when removing their wool.

[@kirank5514]

2eresbella unfortunately yes, it’s terrible and cruel and disgusting, this is an undercover PETA video of animals being tortured horribly: www.peta.org.au/action/mohair-industry-south-africa/

[@SLAMSwan]

Vans and Converse do have vegan options!

[@nicolegugliotticraft]

Interesting that this video comes after your low waste challenge. What's the faux leather made of?

[@jehnjehn1296]

About the topic of buying “non vegan” clothes second hand. Wouldn’t that mean if someone offered you non vegan food they already ordered, that would be fine???

[@sarahv1468]

Thank you so much for this video Caitlin😍

[@graceweyand4409]

I’m DEAD you mentioned Kristian Leo I LOVE HER

[@kakaakemi678]

Great video! Many ideas :)

[@Martha-Njeri]

Oh my God Caitlin plz plz plz can you make a vegan meat substitute plzzzzzzzzzzz

[@rainbowpierrot1951]

Btw your natural nails look bangin, do you oil them or nah fam?

[@liekehalsema6783]

Do you think it's okay to wear leather/suede shoes you already bought before going vegan?

[@pinkprisoner24]

hey! i'm obviously not her, but i think it's okay bc the damage it's already done, you know? the demand has been caused and the company has made money over animal suffering. so when you become vegan you can either continue using it, pass it to friends or family, or donate it to charity. i wouldn't sell it, cause in my opinion it would, somehow, perpetuate the idea that we can profit from animal exploitation. so what do you think?

[@liekehalsema6783]

@@pinkprisoner24 hi! Thanks for your reply! I pretty much agree with you, I think that if I or the people that I give it to just use it until it is no longer usable we at least used everything and didn't waste it. I only own like 3 pairs of shoes one the one I wear almost every day has suede in it. I'm just planning on wearing them until they are no longer wearable.

[@julioamador261]

so pretty

[@Rosssii1]

Angora is rabbit fur, but they just brush the rabbit, they dont kill them. But still, its not vegan either way :)

[@sadnesstime5855]

Shop vegan 🙌🙌🙌

[@rachealrumbo4441]

I am vegan. I HATE plastic! I don’t want plastic on me or near me. I get the animal credulity issue... but It usually ends up in the land fill because it will peal or crack. It’s cheap. I don’t have plastic in my house. Leather last and it does decompose. I only buy at second hand stores not to support the leather industry but if I find a leather coat, I will get it. It’s warmer and it has no plastic. Please don’t hate me for this.

[@CaitlinShoemaker]

Racheal Rumbo i think you make a good point!

[@TheBlacktressDiaries]

Check out Eve Cork 🙂

[@liebebugphotography]

Another vid woohoo ! Ur not on my watch later playlist your watched and added to my vegan 🌱 playlist ty

[@MooHahaBee]

My only problem with faux-leather is the quality, specifically when it comes to shoes. It's often rainy and snowy here where I live (Montenegro), and I can't find ANY good-quality, warm and water-proof vegan boots. I wear real leather boots that I got s a present for now, but I realize that eventually I will have to get rid of them and get new ones. And here we really lack good options, and most of online shops I visited don't ship to Montenegro. Any suggestions?

[@lunamonetmonroe]

MooHahaBee Although they aren’t thrift store kind of prices, the quality is extremely high & I find that my boots have lasted years. I live in New England, Boston to be exact, so the weather out here is pretty rough & they stood up to the elements. Visit the Doc Marten website, they offer a TON of vegan options in various styles. Another personal favorite, Jon Fleuvog. More modern, edgy styles. A bit pricey but soooo cute!

[@CaitlinShoemaker]

I was going to suggest Vegan Doc Martens too! They're very durable and weather-proof

[@Ella.L.]

MooHahaBee There are different types of faux-leather - you just gotta find the right material for your needs (and a good care product). I really like avesu (they offer a wide range of shoes from different brands - everything's vegan of course and a good amount of it is also fair produced). Check it out: www.avesuveganshoes.com

[@domci99]

you seem a little down in this video, but i might be wrong. either way i hope youre doing good!

[@amyangela6684]

Nice video❤❤❤❤👌

[@anaisnappertdrouin6821]

Does anyone know of any good winter boots brands that are vegan? I am talking like real snow boots for heavy canadian winter haha thank you 😊

[@molly4495]

I bought a pair of Kamik snow boots that were super warm and comfortable. Not sure if the whole brand is vegan but the boots I bought were. I live in Vermont and it's very cold and snowy here.

[@Ella.L.]

Anais Nappert Drouin Hey there! I love buying my shoes, bags, etc., from avesu (they offer a wide range from different brands; everything's vegan of course and a good amount of it is also fair produced). Check it out: www.avesuveganshoes.com

[@smallfootprint2961]

I'm sure that sheep can be raised inhumanely, but sheep have to be sheared to survive. It's one of those trade offs. Do you err on the side of raising and shearing sheep, or do you use a fabric made from petroleum products? or trees? If you're against using plastic, are you also against nylon? It's a pretty deep subject. I know that the sheep is a living being, so that might be the distinction, but if I'm not raising them inhumanely, and I'm not eating them, is it worse than making a plastic like fabric? Just asking.

[@TXRhody]

I buy shoes from veganchic.com. The ahimsa brand is great.

[@mrsme1724]

The way they source angora rabbit fur is revolting aswell, they put sticky syrup on their hands and literally rip the fur out of the rabbit whilst it’s alive and fully awake. It can rip out their skin and cause serious damage to them and there’s no way it’s not painful for them. Truly evil and it’s all from poor countries so they have no funds or means of changing the way they farm

[@uxarma]

Mireia Playá does super cute vegan boots,heels,...u should all check her out :)

[@uxarma]

www.mireiaplaya.com/

[@ashleyd.977]

Non vegan clothes bought second hand are still not vegan...

[@ElyOakland]

No, they're not of course, but some vegans are okay with buying them because it's not supporting the animal industry which means it's not doing/supporting harm to the animals

[@CyberMachine]

I think I may have to do so. I can't afford $600 coats and I'm going to Russia during their winter. Idk what to do

[@ElyOakland]

@@CyberMachine (just my opinion but) your own safety/health goes always first! You have to be healthy yourself before you can worry about others. So if the alternative is that you're going to be sick and freezing, then you should get yourself some warm clothe I think :)

[@mrsme1724]

Ashley D. It’s not funding the industry. Also, it’s giving to charity and ENCOURAGING the donation and re sale of products and clothing . It reduces textiles waste and means that those animals didn’t die from vain or for only one use

[@susanhoppe7297]

Great, and it is thoroughly annoying we can't get vegan phones, laptops, tvs, etc. Electronics ugh.

[@deniscullis8518]

Nice vid xden vegan xx

[@maeeshalt]

I dont think most people understand how the third world garments industry works. If they dont sell enough the workers dont get paid. The company heads wont put themselves through the loss they'd sack the workers or not pay them for months on. It's a horrible cycle

[@rainbowpierrot1951]

When is hemp gonna be a THING its 2018 🤦‍♀️

[@faye20063]

People think that Tom's is so wonderful with their business model of buying shoes and then someone gets a free shoe in a different country that needs them. The only thing people don't really think about is the local shoe makers then lose business thus hurting the locals. Not as generous as you think?

[@AzleeBarasuri]

I obviously agree about the leather industry but I don't think that the wool industry is actually cruel... it's an industry that allows animals to live. (I actually think that also for meat, as I am not a vegan, I just eat good meat once in a while, knowing where it came from and how it was produced.) But I do remember that it's also good for some of those animals to be shaved regularly! More researching needs to be done but maybe we don't need to cut all animal products from our life ? I have the same issues with bees: they're going extinct because of men but at the same time the only reason they still exist is because we harvest their honey... without some support from some industry, a lot of species will deperish. Sorry for the long post but it's really my only issue with your lifestyle that keeps me from joining the vegan community :) (and also I love meat)

[@beckyochoa-morris]

Thrift stores are an earth friendly and ethical option. Just gotta watch out for wool, leather, etc. AND be absolutely sure that the store isn't laundering money. Red, White, and blue thrift stores are suspected of money laundering.

[@MichaelRorich]

Idk about all this, I'm a broke ass student. Can't I just cut holes in a potato bag for my head and arms? Just killed two birds with one stone... Zero waste and vegan.

[@CaitlinShoemaker]

DatLeanBoi 😂😂😂

[@sarang9318]

Why everyone can't make cruelty free clothes and stuffs? Why humans are cruel this much?

[@luckydave328]

Polyurethane is still toxic and can take up to 1000 years to break down. This does not seem a good alternative.

[@lanikarodrigues309]

Mented cosmetics is a great vegan company for beauty products, and it's got shades for diverse complexions.