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VEGAN TIGER
Seoul
CRUELTY FREE — Korea’s first vegan fashion house
VEGAN TIGER is Korea's first vegan fashion brand, founded on the slogan CRUELTY FREE to end the suffering of fur animals and to widen what a shopper can choose from. It uses no fur and no material produced by exploiting a life, weaving and selecting sustainable alternatives instead. The name is a deliberate contradiction — a tiger that eats vegetables — and the house works the same way, pushing past the limits of vegan fashion through its own art-work and a mix-match of material and colour: basic silhouettes and patterns carrying bold colour, and messages about life told wittily rather than solemnly. A share of the proceeds is turned into support for vegan festivals and for animal and environmental campaigns.
VEGAN TIGER
Flower Ribbon Pleated Dress
264 € (US$275.24)
Final price may vary based on current exchange rates.
Shipping 53 € · free from 333 € — taxes and duties included
Flower Ribbon Pleated Dress — a dress from VEGAN TIGER's collection.
Size
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Free returns within 14 days
Material & care+
Fabric composition not specified by the maker.
Sizes & measurements+
| Size | FR FREE |
|---|---|
| length | 106.5 cm |
| chest | 53.5 cm |
| shoulders | 41 cm |
| sleeves | 76 cm |
| cuff | 11 cm |
Garment measurements taken flat, in cm — may vary by 1–3 cm depending on how they are taken.
Shipping & returns+
Shipped from Seoul — 5–8 business days. Shipping 53 € per order, free from 333 €. Taxes and customs duties included: nothing to pay on delivery.
Free returns within 14 days, in line with your right of withdrawal.
Taxes & duties+
Taxes and customs duties included — no fees on delivery.
The house
VEGAN TIGER is Korea's first vegan fashion brand, founded on the slogan CRUELTY FREE to end the suffering of fur animals and to widen what a shopper can choose from. It uses no fur and no material produced by exploiting a life, weaving and selecting sustainable alternatives instead. The name is a deliberate contradiction — a tiger that eats vegetables — and the house works the same way, pushing past the limits of vegan fashion through its own art-work and a mix-match of material and colour: basic silhouettes and patterns carrying bold colour, and messages about life told wittily rather than solemnly. A share of the proceeds is turned into support for vegan festivals and for animal and environmental campaigns.
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