Neiman Marcus Group Goes Fur-Free

The Neiman Marcus Group’s decision to go fur-free is a response to the evolving preferences of its customers and a desire to provide a more sustainable and ethical luxury experience. The company has been working closely with the Humane Society U.S.

to align its updated animal welfare policy with the Fur Free Alliance coalition, which consists of over 50 animal protection organizations operating in more than 35 countries worldwide. As part of this transition, Neiman Marcus will be closing its 21 fur salons across both Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman stores.

These spaces will be reimagined for modern luxury experiences, focusing on alterations, personalization, dining, and other experiential customer moments. The company will also invest in new sustainable products and services, including synthetic and faux fur alternatives.

Neiman Marcus Group CEO Geoffroy van Raemdonck believes that the future of luxury retail is fur-free and that the company has an opportunity to help build a better future for the industry. The company’s fur-free pledge represents a transformational change in retail, and it has received praise from the Humane Society U.S…