Balenciaga is not considered to be cruelty-free. The company is owned by Kering, a French luxury goods company that tests on animals. Balenciaga has not signed the Leaping Bunny pledge nor do they have any policies in place against animal testing. Therefore, products from Balenciaga are not cruelty-free and should not be considered suitable for vegans and those who prefer to use cruelty-free products.

Does Balenciaga use animal leather?

Balenciaga does not use animal leather in any of its products. Balenciaga uses eco-friendly, sustainable fabrics such as cotton, linen, and synthetic leather. In addition, they use cruelty-free and vegan-friendly materials such as faux leather and faux fur.

Does Balenciaga use animal skin?

Balenciaga does not use animal skin in its products. The company is committed to using only sustainable materials, such as vegetable-tanned leather, which is made of animal hides that have been tanned without the use of toxic chemicals or animal products. Balenciaga also uses synthetic materials and recycled fabrics to ensure its products are made in an environmentally-friendly way.