The Anti-Fur Coalition in Israel has released a new campaign to promote the inhumane attributes associated with purchasing real fur clothing.
The Anti-Fur Coalition print advertising campaign was done by Draftfcb + Shimoni Finkelstein Barki and features three executions. The ads bring a softer touch to the usual cruel visual approach shown in most anti-fur organization campaigns.
The print ads portray humans as dolls and stuffed toys as the animals we kill today to make fur clothing. The slogan reads, "Killing animals for their fur isn’t pretty. Not in a make believe world, and not in the real world." Emphasizing that as a child, you wouldn't tear apart your stuffed teddy bear to dress your dolls and the equivalent is killing animals in real life.
Toy Cruelty Campaigns
The Anti-Fur Coalition Campaign Tears Apart Stuffed Animals for Dolls
Trend Themes
1. Anti-fur Toy Campaigns - Creating advertising campaigns that humanize stuffed animals and dolls to promote anti-fur movements.
2. Animal-friendly Fashion - Designing and promoting clothing that is ethically conscious to animal welfare and promotes the use of synthetic fur alternatives.
3. Eco-friendly Advertising - Generating campaigns that appeal to eco-conscious consumers by promoting animal-friendly and sustainable clothing options.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion Retail - The promotion of animal-friendly clothing alternatives and eco-conscious advertising which may capture a market segment of eco-conscious consumers.
2. Toy Manufacturing - The manufacturing of eco-friendly and animal-friendly toys while benefiting from the exposure of anti-fur campaigns using a toy as a visual representation.
3. Ad Campaigns - Creating socially conscious advertising campaigns for fashion-related industries that promote animal welfare and eco-consciousness in fashion.