Vegan fashion is an international trend with presence in famous catwalks, the result of the search for alternatives to leather. In Brazil, where eight percent of the Brazilian population is declared vegetarian, according to Sebrae, the sale of vegan and vegetarian products has grown since 2014. With technology and innovation as the focus of the Inspiramais salon, Cipatex debuted there a new status: is the first in Brazil to offer flexible PVC laminates industry in the vegan concept. With twelve colors, the Vegan Premium line is free of raw materials and additives of animal origin, having sugar cane and sea salt in the formulation. These laminates serve as raw material for male and female footwear, as well as bags and backpacks. With velvety touch options, natural brightness, aspect that refers to the pelica and atanated effect. At the TM Fair, the Ipadma gaucho launched the Veg line. Born with ecological concern in 2016. The line is made of sandals with sustainable fabrics, with plastic bottle threads, recycled rubber and water-based glue. At the Francal fair, there was a space for vegan manufacturers. Sustainability and respect for animals is a growing trend. And showing that fashion is not only about style, it is also necessary to have an attitude to change the way to do it. Source: Journal Industry & Trade