“Aggressive” Elements or Parts of the Human Food Chain?
The practice of raising animals for leather and fur is inhumane. In this light, we may introduce the concepts of aggressive fur and aggressive leather to describe these materials. EAT Wear knows of better materials and where to find them:
Humans need protein to survive. It just so happens that humans are omnivores. They have been hunting or breeding animals, birds, fish, and other creatures for food since time immemorial. They have learned to waste nothing or little of their life-support sources, finding a good use for all the inedibles in their meals – from horns and hooves. Leather and fur are used in the production of clothing, shoes, and furniture; bones in the creation of jewelry, fittings, and musical instruments. These materials are part of the
human food chain, the most humane alternative to both what we call “aggressive” stuff and that poisonous faux-ethical junk made of plastic.