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Retailers raising sustainability stakes with material bans

February 27, 2019

Mulberry Lizard Leather Wallet Selfridges will phase out sales of exotic skin goods, such as this lizard leather wallet from Mulberry. Image credit: Selfridges

 

By Sarah Ramirez

Hinting at a larger sustainability push within luxury retail and fashion, British department store chain Selfridges has announced its plans to stop selling items made with exotic skins within the next year.

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