Vegan leather products made, clockwise from top left, from cactus (from Desserto by Fossil), apple skins (by Sylven New York), cork (by MB Cork), pineapple leaves (from Piñatex by Nike) and mushrooms ...

ALBAWABA - A groundbreaking development in Mexico sees the emergence of vegan leather made from cactus leaves, courtesy of two visionary entrepreneurs. Known as Desserto, this cruelty-free leather is ...

It’s time for animal leather to step aside. Cactus by KEVA is here with a collection of vegan leather goods that proves there’s much more to leather than animal hide. This leather is organic, ...

WoodWatch has introduced a new vegan watch strap made of cactus leather. The sustainable wristwatch brand plants a tree every time you buy a product from its watch or accessory lines. Even the wood ...

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While many of us vouch for genuine leather bags, we often forget how they are made. But, two men from Mexico tasked themselves with ending brutality in the way leather is sourced and have come with a ...

Going vegan and ditching all animal products is tough when you love fashion. It’s hard enough giving up cheese, then you’re confronted with the reality that most designed bags and shoes are made from ...

Fossil, the brand founded in 1984 and best known for its elegant watches and timeless handbags, is going green. Just in time for Earth Day, the company is releasing a "pro-planet tote bag collection." ...

OtterBox has introduced its Symmetry Series Cactus Leather, a sustainable and ethical alternative to traditional leather cases. It's available for iPhone 15 models and Apple Watch. The innovative ...

OtterBox, a well-recognized brand for smartphone cases, has recently stepped into a new realm of innovation with its latest product: iPhone cases made from cactus leather. This new line mirrors the ...

Mexican-American cactus leather producer Cacto says it has become the first carbon-negative fashion company in the Americas, and aims to offset 1,000% of the emissions it generates by the end of 2021.