Anthropologie — Local services in Beavercreek

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Every year, billions of animals suffer and die for clothing and accessories in the name of fashion. Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie, and Free People—all owned by Urban Outfitters Inc.—sell numerous animal-derived materials, including wool, cashmere, mohair, leather, down, silk, and alpaca fleece, which are always a product of extreme violence, cruelty, and fear.

A disturbing undercover PETA investigation revealed that workers on the world’s largest privately owned alpaca farm—which supplies alpaca wool to Anthropologie and Free People—hit, kicked, tied down, and mutilated alpacas for their wool. Pregnant alpacas were slammed onto tables, causing many of them to cry out and vomit in fear.

PETA investigations have exposed that birds suffer immensely when imprisoned and eventually killed in the down industry. Many geese are plucked alive so that their down can be cruelly torn out multiple times throughout their short lives. The terrified birds shriek as they’re restrained, sometimes with a human’s entire bodyweight pressing on their delicate necks.

Numerous PETA investigations in multiple countries—including at ranches supplying JBS S.A., the largest leather processor in the world—found that cows are routinely beaten and electroshocked, and calves are branded on the face. In India, handlers force exhausted cows to keep walking on the long, grueling trek to their deaths by rubbing hot peppers and tobacco...

Please read These ladies were absolutely amazing from start to finish. They were so kind and treated us like family .😊They went above and beyond and gave me customer service that I have not experienced in many many years! They were genuine and real.The store was clean,and it was bright. It was beautiful, easy to shop, and manageable. The fitting rooms were wonderful where you could actually see what you were trying on!👏😁 The girls were so friendly, and so helpful, and just kept showing me stuff. They didn't give up,and I purchased quite a few items. Thank you so much for all of your hard work, and the best customer service ever!!!! VICTORIA, EVA , BRI , CHAMBERLAIN,...

WARNING: Employee Aleasha judges based on appearance. First I noticed we were some of the only people who weren’t greeted upon entry. Went in with my wife and when she approached the worker for help, whose name we learned was Alesha, she was basically dismissed. We were dressed very casually as we like to be comfortable when shopping the mall. Couldn’t help but think maybe Aleasha didn’t want to help us because it’s a more upscale store and we were in streetwear. Or maybe it was something else about our appearance….either way, please do better about who you hire. Our appearance does not determine the money in our pockets or our worthiness of being treated like...