RH

RH, formerly Restoration Hardware, derives a significant portion of its revenue from the sale of home furnishings that incorporate animal hides, furs, and exotic leathers. The company’s high-end product lines feature items such as upholstered furniture and decorative accessories made from cowhide, shearling, and other animal-derived materials. This commercial activity falls under the animal exploitation exclusion category, as it involves the commodification of animals for non-essential luxury goods.

The evidence gathered pertains to general animal cruelty enforcement and research, but does not contain specific, documented incidents or patterns of misconduct directly attributable to RH’s supply chain or operations. A review of available public enforcement data and advocacy reports did not yield material evidence of the company’s direct involvement in the specific harms covered by more precise child codes, such as factory farming or fur production. Consequently, the exclusion rests on the company’s core business model of selling animal-derived products, rather than on a documented pattern of egregious conduct.