At Save The Duck we have our own pace and respect the pace of the planet. Our products are 100% animal free and cruelty free.
The Forest clothing company dates back to 1914, thanks to the entrepreneurial spirit of Foresto Bargi. In 2012 third family generation Nicolas Bargi launched the brand Save The Duck with a strong commitment to create a product respectful of animals, environment and people.
Save The Duck on the top of the world with Minga Tenzi Sherpa. On January 16th 2021, K2 was climbed for the first time in history.
Save The Duck and M Missoni present a limited capsule of sustainable and genderless outerwear.
Save The Duck presents the Sea Shepherd Collection, celebrating the most active marine conservation organization defending wildlife and protecting the world's oceans, founded in 1977 by Captain Paul Watson.
Save The Duck presents Skyscraper capsule collection created in collaboration with Satoshi Yamane. The name of this capsule collection expresses the desire to bring the city and the mountains closer: skyscrapers like snowy peaks to climb, reaching and exceeding the limits that grand endeavours impose, moving upwards while respecting nature.
We chose to collaborate with Save the Children to support the project which sees the charity organisation assisting Afghan children and communities affected by conflict.
Save the Duck is the first fashion company in Italy to achieve B Corp® certification.
Save the Duck presents the second luxury capsule collection created in collaboration with Dyne, the brand founded by the US creative director Christopher Bevans, born and raised in New York.
Save The Duck conquers Everest by setting a world record for having completed the first entirely animal free ascent of Everest in the history of mountaineering.
Milano, 7 March 2018 — Save The Duck, the first brand of 100% animal-free puffer jackets, has launched its three-year growth plan and announced a new shareholding structure.
Save The Duck designed a tracksuit for Kuntal A. Joisher with its own animal free materials. Kuntal A. Joisher was the first vegan Indian climber to reach the top of Everest in 2016.
Save The Duck presented a special capsule collection dedicated to the most famous duck in the world, Donald Duck and his companion, Daisy Duck.
Christopher Raeburn created the first Luxury capsule for Save The Duck FW 2017/18. A men's capsule characterised by transformation, adaptation, recycling and technology.
Save The Duck, a brand of eco-friendly and “100% animal-free” jackets, celebrated the WWF Italia's first 50 years by creating a “special edition” produced in 50 shades, each one representing an animal and/or natural habitat under threat.
In occasion of the XXI United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, held in 2015, Save The Duck produced a limited edition of its iconic garments for Oxfam in Italy, available exclusively on-line.
On the 30th of July 2019, Save The Duck became the first fashion brand in Italy to obtain the certification reserved for the best performers in social and sustainability issues.
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