Save the Duck
Save the Duck selects materials for its clothing that do not contain feathers, leather, fur, silk, wool, horns, bones, mother-of-pearl, waxes, adhesives, or dyes of animal origin, and that do not cause animal suffering.
The products are made from synthetic and plant-based materials sourced from certified supply chains in accordance with internationally recognized standards.
The name Save the Duck encapsulates their mission: to protect ducks and geese so they are not used as down fill for jackets. Thanks to their dedication and their community, they have “saved” an estimated 29 million of these animals since their founding in 2012.
Save the Duck operates on the principle that everyone involved in its ecosystem—from employees to end consumers, throughout the entire supply chain—shares the same ethical values. They are committed to creating an inclusive, healthy, and safe work environment where every person can realize their potential, the team works toward a common goal, and they are dedicated to continuously promoting their values in every project.
